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Lost Tapes: Oklahoma Octopus
Every year, there are more unexplained drownings in Oklahoma. Local legend says they're victims of the Oklahoma Octopus, a freshwater killer the size of a horse.
Added: Jan 17, 2009
Views: 199007 Views
Runtime: 02:36
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