DOCUMENTATION ON RECOVERED MEDIA Title: “New Comstock Community’s Choice 1997” Tape Creator: Former resident of New Comstock, Tennessee Date of Origin: 12/13/1997 Location of Origin: Valley 3 WNCS-LP (microbroadcasting station) Recovery Date: 7/23/2020 Recovery Location: House of former New Comstock resident in [REDACTED] ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Rumors of a prosperous yet isolated town in southern Tennessee have been floating around for decades, although travelers in the area the town was said to exist do not recall driving through or otherwise seeing a town fitting this description. However, those that were driving through the same region around mid-December have recalled seeing “strange greenish-yellow lights” in the sky for two minutes before the lights vanished, but all are seemingly unable to recall any specific events that took place during that two minute time interval. All leads followed by Minerva personnel to investigate the cause of these lights have gone cold over the years, until a resident of [REDACTED] contacted Minerva personnel and informed them that she was a former resident of the long-rumored town, and had some information she wanted to share in person. An interview with the former resident revealed that this supposed town actually exists under the name “New Comstock”, and that many of the rumors surrounding the town are in fact true; however, as access to the town is “cleverly disguised” and “guarded constantly”, “outsiders” who attempted to investigate in person have not been able to confirm or deny them. Although she could not provide any concrete reasons why, the town does not appear on any atlas, map, or satellite image (old or recent), despite the town being fairly sizable, with “about 1770 people” living in the town in 1997. The former resident stated the reason for the town’s prosperity was tied to a “yearly event”, but was unwilling to elaborate on the subject, stating that even thinking about it “brings up bad memories for