Lake Lanier Trends on Twitter After 'Haunted' Place Claims One More Victim

Simply north of Atlanta, Georgia exists Lake Lanier– understood to citizens not for its picturesque vistas as well as peaceful coves, (of which there are plenty), but instead for its grim as well as gruesome online reputation.

Lake Lanier is a manufactured body of water whose production came at the cost of an entire town of homeowners that were forcibly eliminated prior to the valley in which they lived was flooded. This consists of churches, homes, filling station, as well as also a burial ground currently covered by the millions of gallons of water that were pumped into the location.

This, along with the lake’s numerous fatalities and drownings, have pressed locals to avoid the summer season place whatsoever prices.

Today, Lake Lanier’s body count increased again.

A 20-year-old guy sank while swimming in Lake Lanier over the Memorial Day weekend.

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The Georgia Division of Natural Resources said that its game wardens replied to the scene to aid in locating the man making use of side check finder. The body of the male, who was not determined, was then recovered by the region fire division.

Lake Lanier, on the borders of Atlanta, was created by the U.S. Military Corps of Engineers in the 1950s, in part for flood administration. At its inmost, the lake is roughly 160 feet deep, according to the Corps.

Twitter users fasted to advise the globe of the lake’s uneasy record.

Lake Lanier has actually struck once more. I’ve never been to this lake, and I’m clever enough to know not to go. The forefathers are not delighted. Quit swimming in that lake. https://t.co/NTLUIk6RIp

— Kerri (@KerriJMack) May 30, 2022

If lake Lanier do not do anything else its gon na catch a body on a holiday weekend break. https://t.co/8hOtetpXYK

— He Who Stays (@Not4MeSheWill) May 30, 2022

I have never set foot in the state of Georgia yet even I know about Lake Lanier’s online reputation at this point. https://t.co/HC42SiQkff

— Al Priest Follower Account (@JJBittenbindr) May 30, 2022