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Louisville Tourism - Legend has it that beneath this railroad trestle bridge lives The Pope Lick Monster. Part-man, part-goat and part-sheep the creature reportedly lures its victims into the area which ends
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Couple's curiosity about Kentucky's 'Goatman' legend takes fatal turn on railroad trestle - The Washington Post
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