Where did the mysterious monolith in Nevada come from?
The strange monolith appeared in Las Vegas, Nevada, in the middle of a trail. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department shared the images of it on Facebook.
“We see a lot of weird things when people go hiking like not being prepared for the weather, not bringing enough water…but check this out!” The department wrote.
The question is, how did this mysterious object get up there, and does it signal something supernatural? Some may even ask: Did aliens leave this monolith there?
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In a statement to Charisma Media, L.A. Marzulli says that the most likely scenario is that these monoliths are part of a distraction.
“Random hoaxes in my opinion. However, it makes people wonder and gets lots of attention,” Marzulli says.
This bizarre discovery of a monolith in the middle of Nevada is not the first strange thing to be found in the state.
As Charisma reported, 10-foot-tall giant remains were discovered in the state. Some were even mummified with red hair. These giants were reportedly uncovered in 1911 by in a cave by miners and were dubbed as the “Lovelock Giants.”
Nevada has also been a spot of conspiracy for years, including with what kinds of potential extraterrestrial activity has taken place in Area 51. So, is this monolith simply another part of conspiracy, something supernatural or part of an other-worldly encounter?
While we may not be clear on if this monolith is part of a hoax or a conspiracy, it isn’t the first one to appear in recent months. In March another mysterious monolith found in Wales was discovered on a hilltop. As the BBC noted, Craig Muir was “taken aback” when he saw what looked like a steel structure in the open space.
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Abby Trivett is content development editor for Charisma Media.
