LOCATION FILE
Camp Lejeune — the barracks, November 2009
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OVERVIEW
A reported black-eyed-children encounter: youths, usually two or three, with eyes described as entirely black, who ask to be let into a car or house. The legend's earliest dated text is Brian Bethel's post of 27 August 1997 about Abilene, Texas.
HISTORY
First carried by About.com, as collected by Listverse. A Texas barracks report (bec-texas-barracks) may be the same story confused.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
HEARSAY. Secondary (website via listicle). No police report, photograph or independent witness has been found for this or any black-eyed-children encounter. Collected for ODPSI white paper ODPSI-WP-LR-2026-002 (research notes, 14 Nov 2026).
VISITING
Private or restricted ground; nothing here to visit for the report itself.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
INVESTIGATION RECORD
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HISTORICAL RECORD · 0 CITED ENTRIES
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COMMUNITY EVIDENCE
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GROUP FINDINGS