Early Cyclops Humanoid Sighting In Poland

Early Cyclopean humanoid report, Poland

Location. Trzebniow, Silesia region, Poland
Date: 1895 (approximate) Time: various
According to local folklore and eyewitness reports a strange group of humanoid creatures was said to inhabit the area around this village. The creatures or humanoids resembled the mythological Cyclopes and were called “Mamun” by the local peasants. They were reportedly much taller than humans and well built. They were also hairy and wore primitive clothing. But the main feature distinguishing a “Mamun” from a human was the fact that the Mamuns were one-eyed creatures. They looked ugly and seemed primitive in nature but never harmed the local people and didn’t approach their households. These creatures reportedly lived in caves and wooded shacks inside the dense forests. One type as some villagers worked the fields in the vicinity of the forest a local woman had brought her children with her and had placed her youngest child in a cradle on a hammock closed to the forest. When the child (a girl) fell asleep the mother went to the fields to work. After a while a strange inhuman wailing moan was heard coming from the area where the woman had left her child sleeping, the moan definitely did not resemble a sound made by a crying toddler. The mother of the girl ran to the cradle and when she reached the hammock she began to scream in terror. As others gathered they could see that instead of her daughter in her place there was a naked deformed, one-eye toddler, the creature was weeping and wailing loudly in a strange voice. It became apparent that the Mamuns had taken the human child and replaced it with one of their own. The village council soon gathered and numerous villages armed with scythes, axes and pitchforks marched towards the forest onto the abode of the Mamuns. Is not cleared what happened next but it was reported that the Mamuns brought the human child back to her mother. Later the strange humanoid creatures were exterminated by the locals.

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