Former Marine Claims Troops Killed A Giant Humanoid In Afghanistan, And The Military Absconded With The Body

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A former U.S. Marine recently revealed to Tucker Carlson that American forces fought and killed a giant in Afghanistan and secretly shipped its body back to the United States. At least that’s what he thinks happened.

Marine veteran Chad Robichaux made the claim while discussing the so-called Giant of Kandahar, a story long circulating among conspiracy theorists and cryptozoologists.

In 2002, American soldiers were said to have encountered a giant red-haired humanoid in the mountains of Afghanistan. The creature allegedly attacked the troops before being killed by gunfire, after which its body was supposedly flown away by the military.

Robichaux believes there’s something to the story, telling Carlson, “And so I believe [there are] modern-day giants that exist.”

Because, apparently, there aren’t enough weird things to talk about these days.

Former Marine Says Giant Was Killed By American Troops In Afghanistan

“A team was sent to investigate after a group of Marines went missing,” Chad Robichaux told Tucker Carlson. That team reportedly found the giant, shot and killed it, and retrieved its body.

“When did this allegedly happen?” Carlson asked. “Back in 2001 in Afghanistan. That’s the story,” Robichaux replied.

Robichaux added that the U.S. military flew the giant’s body back to the United States in a cargo plane.

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However, and this is a big caveat, Robichaux also acknowledged that he never personally spoke with the Marines allegedly involved in the encounter with the Giant of Kandahar.

Instead, he said researcher Tim Alberino told him that he interviewed an American pilot who allegedly helped transport the giant’s body.

“And so for him to tell me that he had this interview, a personal interview with the pilot that flew this giant out. I believe him,” Robichaux explained.

Giant Conspiracy Theory Also Involves The Smithsonian And Bigfoot

The alleged Giant of Kandahar isn’t the only giant Chad Robichaux believes the U.S. government has kept hidden from the public. He also suggested that the Smithsonian Institution has repeatedly collected and concealed evidence of giants.

“Every time there is evidence of giants, it goes to the Smithsonian and never to be seen again, which is quite strange,” the former Marine claimed.

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That accusation might sound familiar. Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison previously raised questions about whether the Smithsonian was concealing giant human remains.

And that’s hardly the strangest claim about mysterious creatures recently put forth by those in and around the U.S. government.

UFO whistleblower David Grusch has discussed stories involving reptilian giants and an underwater alien base, while former Congressman Matt Gaetz also claimed he was briefed about an alleged alien-human hybrid. Also, former Russian republic president Kirsan Ilyumzhinov once said he was abducted by aliens.

Chad Robichaux’s theories about giants also extend to Bigfoot, which he suggested could be connected to the Nephilim, mysterious beings mentioned in the Bible.

He suggested that Bigfoot might not be an undiscovered ape species at all, but something much older and more intelligent.

That would certainly explain why nobody has produced a verified Bigfoot specimen despite decades of reported sightings. That, or Bigfoot lives in a parallel universe and travels the planet using portals. Definitely one of those things.

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Douglas Charles is a Senior Editor for BroBible with two decades of expertise writing about sports, science, and pop culture with a particular focus on the weird news and events that capture the internet's attention. He is a graduate from the University of Iowa.
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