On October 19, 2023, Facebook User MisterMelody BW (who resides in Manderson, South Dakota) posted an image taken by his niece at sunset, while out stargazing. The photograph was taken on the Pine Ridge Reservation.
MisterMelody BW wrote:
“Our WKDS middle school went to Gooseneck Road this evening to learn some star knowledge. My niece took this picture at sunset. They didn’t notice this until they looked at the picture.”
The image appears to show a spindly, large-headed figure walking in a field. No surprise, it garnered much chatter amongst his Facebook friends, many noting how creepy and scary it was. Some thought that it might have a natural explanation.
“What is it though looks like a bird with long ass legs,” noted user Dan Cliff. Others thought it appeared to be extraterrestrial.
Regina Lone Hill wrote, “Scary! Looks like an alien!”
“Skinwalker,” wrote Gabe Medicine Eagle III.
Derrick Desera noted, “Open your eyes now people. Just think all the creatures are coming out.”
Raven Waln pointed out how much the figure resembled one of the alien characters from the popular Hollywood film Men In Black. “So it looks like those worms off Men In Black.”
According to Wikipedia, the Worms or Annelids featured in Men In Black were an alien species who loved coffee, were very energetic, and were prone to making uncomfortable comments.
It is unclear what exactly the figure is. Possibly just a man (though the witness claims that they did not see the person), a trick of lighting, or something supernatural. Who knows?
Source: MisterMelody BW Facebook, posted October 19, 2023.
(Below: The photograph on the left is of the figure. The photograph on the right is of the 'Worm figure' from 'Men In Black')
NOTE: The following comment was also posted later:
"Back in the day when I was on patrol, I saw this in the same area BiIA 14 Gooseneck Road, Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota. They took kids on a road trip and they saw this. My proof right here!" BR
The Pine Ridge Reservation is the home of the Oglala Lakota Indian Nation. Over the years, there have been several unexplained sightings and encounters reported there.
In late 2016, an investigation/shamanic group on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation (Oglala Lakota - South Dakota) was called in to investigate and bless a home. The incidents began when two sisters observed a black-eyed boy outside the home. Not long later, a group of ashen-white-skinned children with black eyes were seen congregating around the property, in an attempt to interact with the other children living there. On the first two occasions, there were only two of them and they asked to be let inside the house to get food. The third time, a third BEK showed up, and this time they asked for blood. They were never granted access to the house. The children described their voice as “not normal,” “robotic and monotone.” Pets also went missing around this time around the property. The parents of the children also recalled seeing the children. They also claimed to have noticed strange events around their home, including poltergeist activity and the sighting of, on at least two occasions, strange entities that they later thought to be alien.
A few days before Christmas 2014, Santana Janis, a 12-year-old Lakota Indian, decided that she did not want to live anymore.
A bright, outgoing girl with a shy smile and passion for horseback riding, Santana’s moods had turned dark. She lived in a derelict two-bedroom trailer with a grandfather, Earl Tall, and as many as a dozen siblings and cousins. Her mother, an alcoholic, was an intermittent presence in her life. Their town, Manderson, was torn by drinking, fighting, and violence.
Mr. Tall overheard his granddaughter’s talk of suicide and called her other grandfather, Keith Janis, who immediately drove 40 miles to see her. “I sat down with her and said, ‘Please, promise Grandpa you’ll never do that,’ ” Mr. Janis recalled last week. “She gave me that big, beautiful smile of hers and said, ‘O.K., Grandpa, O.K.’ ”
Six weeks later, Santana hanged herself in a small, unheated building next to the trailer.
Since December, the Pine Ridge reservation, a vast, windswept land of stunning grasslands and dusty plateaus, has been the scene of an unfolding crisis: nine people between the ages of 12 and 24 have committed suicide here.
Several officials with knowledge of the cases said that at least one of the youths who committed suicide was influenced by Slender Man, a tall, faceless creature who appears on storytelling websites, often as a figure who stalks and kills victims. Two girls in a Milwaukee suburb last summer said the character had inspired them in the attempted murder of a classmate.
“They call him the Tall Man spirit,” said Chris Carey, a minister who works with youths, some of them suicidal, on the reservation. “He’s appearing to these kids and telling them to kill themselves.” Lon
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