Mystery Illness Solved
By Spooky | September 23, 2007
According to Peru’s Mining, Metallurgy, and Geology Institute, the mystery illness surrounding the meteorite crash last week was caused by a large natural underground deposit of arsenic. When the meteorite crashed into the deposit, large amounts of arsenic were exposed creating toxic fumes in the air. Visitors to the crater inhaled the fumes which resulted in headaches and nausea.
Sensational reports attributing the crater and the illnesses to a downed radioactive spy satellite were unfounded.
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Topics: Carancas Illness |
