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These are some lies we made up about Waterloo.
The ghost of a civil war combatant has occasionally been perceived at The Forks before dawn looking down into the water.
An extraterrestrial from planet Saturn is once in a while witnessed at Burris Creek at the stroke of midnight throwing bricks into the flow.
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An extremely large roebuck is known to have been observed on one or two occasions repositioning orbs around in Donaldson Air Force Base Recreation Area at the stroke of midnight.
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The phantom of a gentleman with satanic symbols engraved into his forehead can every now and then be spotted walking through a Waterloo vicinity graveyard. If you listen to what the residents say, this ghost enjoys terrifying foolhardy people who are brave enough to disturb the tranquility in Waterloo.
The ghost of an appallingly mangled huntsman dragging a dead coyote has regularly been distinguished facing the eye witness along a secluded highway next to Waterloo late in the night. Loads of folks who live here claim this phantom loves scaring foolhardy folks who come trying to find phantoms in Waterloo.
A massive mink is repeatedly noticed hanging out in an abandoned villa in Waterloo.
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