31 Days of Monsters - Day 13: Thunderdell

Mr. E. Thunderdell was a two-headed giant in Cornwall who had amassed great wealth over a long lifetime of hard labor and careful investment. On the morning of May 7, 1720, authorities were alerted to a possible break-in at the Thunderdell residence. Upon arrival, constables discovered Thunderdell's body in the downstairs hallway. They also discovered that all of Thunderdell's possessions had been stolen. Authorities believe Thunderdell surprise a burglar and was attacked and killed. The suspect was believed to be a local transient named Jack with a history of crimes against the giant community.

31 Days of Monsters 2014: The Owlman of Cornwall

In 1976, two sisters were walking through the woods near a cemetery in Cornwall when they spotted a large owl-like creature hovering in the air over a church. After their story became known, more sighting happened around the region with details added by keen-eyed, or perhaps, more imaginative "witnesses". Noted hoaxer, Tony "Doc" Shiels' involvement in the early reports make many skeptics believe the Owlman is nothing but a prank. The whole story would have died out completely, but in recent years, sightings of the creature have begun again in Cornwall. Is Shiels behind the recent sightings, or is there really a large humanoid raptor lurking in the forests and fields os Cornwall?