July 14, 1998. Harris, Kentucky.
Fifty-seven bodies discovered in a large field outside of town. Officers counted fifteen men and forty-two women. Victims were all nude, standing on their feet, holding hands. Some (smuggled) reports describe "blue skin". Autopsies indicated that they had died from "intensely cold temperatures". Government confiscated most of the evidence and documentation.
It should be noted that, during this time, temperatures were higher than usual. They never dropped below 94 degrees.