1. The Valley itself was sacred and spiritual place, and at least part of on which, the city now stands, was a Native American burial ground before the Spaniards arrived in the 1700.
2. The city itself is built over part of the settlers original cemetery (from the train station depot, to Thompson and down to Oakland and Menlo).
3. Where the current police station stands was once home to a military barracks supporting the Ryan Airbase in the early 1900's (WWl era), one of America' first such airbases created to support the war.
4. The Valley, the hills, and the mountains around were a sacred place with mystical origins during the stone age and was inhabited continuously for thousands of years by successive , organized Native American civilizations including branches of the Maya, Aztec, and Couhilla nations.
3. There is a mythical demon which haunts the valley that locals believe to be real.
4. There are ancient tunnels beneath the valley floor and in the surrounding hills.
5. There are manmade tunnels which connect the city to other Air Force bases in the region
6. It is a hotspot for UFO's
7. It is the city where of one of California's most famous UFO 👾👽 mass sightings occurred. This event which made national headlines on December 22, 2017 went on for several minutes was witnessed by thousands through out the area and widely reported via eyewitness cellphone video. In response major media outlets speculated the objects were missiles in spite of the absurdity of such claim!
7. There is a big foot, or "hairy man" creature which is said to roam the mountains
8. Several horrific massacres took place in and around the city during early settlement.
9. There is a history of people going missing throughout the area as well as constant talk of supposed "unsolved" murders. It is believed by the locals that Florida Ave. is the hunting grounds of at least one serial killer of not several!
10. It is an extremely haunted haunted place.
11. The valley was a magnet for religious fanatics, Christian sects, deviants, devil worshipers, witches and occultists in the late 1800's. It seems apparent that in the time of the Spanish up through the turn of the century, the death penalty was not only given to criminals, but also to "witches", Mexicans, and Native Americans who were either hung from gallows or trees in the area around the current courthouse.
13. People were hung in front of the courthouse in the early years
14. Has ancient death pits from which the skeletons of huge mastodons and other extinct mammals were uncovered from the land now beneath Diamond Valley reservoir.
15. Surrounding hills were terraformed by the natives in prehistoric times in an effort to imitate the great pyramids further South in Mexico.
16. Four huge stones were used to mark the territory, two of which still exist. One is in the possession of the San Luiseno Couhilla tribe, while the other is a protected historic monument. Both are covered with a mysterious petroglyph not even understood by the current generation of Native Americans. There are several theories about exactly what the symbols mean but as of yet, no none are agreed upon.
17. Was divided by four different Indian Tribes from the Proto Aztecan speaking branch of Couhillah Tribe
18. Was known to the Aztecs and Mayans, and was originally covered with cemetery mounds
19. Was cursed by the Indians
20. It has nat pyramids
21. It has petroglyphs
22. It has death pits with filled with Ice Age Fauna such as sabertooth tigers, mastadons and giant sloths
23. It has a "hairy-man" myth in the surrounding San Gabriel National forest
24. The planks in the old railroad were cut from local forests, resulting in mass deforestation in the local area
25. It is believed by some to be the site of an alien underground base
26. It was once a shallow inland sea
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