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They Fly A Drone Into Mel's Hole.. Just Watch What Was Captured! IT'S INSANE!​

In the quiet hills of Washington State is something too strange to ignore—Mel’s Hole. This allegedly bottomless pit was first discovered by Mel Waters in the 1990s and for decades, strange stories have swirled around it. But nothing compares to what happened when a team sent a drone into the darkness. What it captured wasn’t just weird but almost impossible. Deep beneath the earth, the camera revealed something no one was prepared to see. Join us to see what was captured by the drone and just how insane it is!

I'm 50/50 on the Hole Existing ! I know the NaySayers & Those Who Believe the Gvt would Never Lie to us say it's fake.
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There are a Ton of Videos on it, Granted They all Have something Different to Say
Which Makes things a Bit Hard to Believe. I Won't go though the Differences, But it depends on If they Mention the Devil :laughing9: or not.

However, If the Part saying the Gvt Bought Land in the area & Put it off Limits ,
That is a 'Tell' For Sure :coffee2:

 

I found Mel’s Hole​

 

Tri-City Herald​

Pasco, Washington · Tuesday, March 11, 1997
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urban myth.... I used to LOVE "Coast to Coast" with Art Bell.... great fun for late night road trips and such.

The telling part is:

According to State Department of Natural Resources geologist Jack Powell, the hole does not exist and is geologically impossible. A hole of the depth claimed "would collapse into itself under the tremendous pressure and heat from the surrounding strata," said Powell. Powell said an ordinary old mine shaft on private property was probably the inspiration for the stories, and commented that Mel's Hole had established itself as a legend "based on no evidence at all." Geologist Pat Pringle doubted Waters story about having lowered 80,000 feet (24,000 m) of fishing line into a hole, saying that the heat of the Earth would have snapped it before it could reach such a depth.
 

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