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In the vast expanse of America, there is a mystery that has captivated the imagination of people for decades. A bottomless pit, over 24,000 meters deep, has been discovered in Washington state. This discovery has sparked a lot of interest and speculation, with many people wondering about the origins and purpose of this massive hole.

The story of this mysterious bottomless pit began on February 21, 1997, when Mel Waters from Washington state called into the radio show Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell and made some strange claims. Mel said he had found a hole with extraordinary powers, but the hole was never found, and geologists believe such a structure cannot exist.

Mel didn’t disclose the exact location of the hole but mentioned it was about 14 kilometers west of Ellensburg, Kittitas County, in Washington state. According to him, locals had been throwing trash into the hole for centuries, and it was known as Devil’s Hole.

Mel’s dogs were afraid of the hole, which piqued his curiosity. He attempted to measure the depth of the hole using fishing line and a weight, but after 24,000 meters of line, he still didn’t reach the bottom. This only added to his fascination and led him to make more claims about its revitalizing powers.

Despite Mel making several bizarre claims about the hole, such as its revitalizing powers

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