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CASE #NG8P7T · 2 entities · 1 connections
The Georgia Guidestones
A monument nobody claimed, with rules for a post-collapse population of 500 million — blown up by persons unknown in 2022.
In 1980, a granite monument commissioned by a pseudonymous "R.C. Christian" was unveiled in rural Georgia, inscribed with ten guidelines for rebuilding civilization in eight languages. It was destroyed in a bombing in 2022; no one has ever been charged.
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Quick facts
- →The real identity of R.C. Christian, and the group he claimed to represent, has never been confirmed.
- →One guideline calls for maintaining humanity "under 500,000,000" — the line that made the monument a lightning rod for population-control theories.
- →In July 2022, an explosive device destroyed one of the four main stones before dawn; the rest were demolished for safety hours later.
- →No suspect has ever been publicly named or charged in the bombing.
Entities on file
Georgia Guidestones (location)
Granite monument in Elbert County, Georgia, unveiled 1980 and destroyed by a bombing in 2022.
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R.C. Christian (pseudonym) (person)
Pseudonym used by the unidentified individual who commissioned the Guidestones; real identity never confirmed.
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