I'm sure years ago in a Sunday tabloid supplementary magazine's "Isn't it Weird and Unexplained" section, I saw something talking about a boy who was amongst the 116 children killed when the Aberfan waste tip slid down the mountain and engulfed his school, way back in 1966.
Apparently the child had drawn many pictures (they were printed in the magazine) of fire engines and police scrabbling over a huge pile of rock.
He also drew pictures of clocks that all read 9.15 - the time of the disaster.
Does anyone else know about this? Was it a hoax created by a desperate parent or were these drawings legitimate? Are there any websites that go into this further?
Are there any more urban myths surrounding the event?
2007-01-22
09:43:24
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Darren C
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