Why the Georgia Guidestones still raise questions
The Georgia Guidestones stood in rural Georgia for decades — mysterious, massive and controversial. Built in 1980 by an unknown man using the name R.C. Christian, the monument laid out 10 guidelines for humanity. In 2022, the Guidestones were bombed and destroyed. No one has been charged — and questions remain. Watch the full episode on the AJC YouTube channel. Credits: AJC | 11Alive | Elbert County Emergency Services | Info Wars | KTLA | WYFF | macabrehappenings, pythianpriestess, ravenryderslife/TikTok | Bright Insight, Ein Nachbar, Evangelical Dark Web, Gorilla199, JRE.Explosion, Peor Caso, Rob Disner, Super Soldier Talk, The Magic Geekdom/YouTube | Swani Files/X | amanderson2, John Bense, Rodney Ramsey, Tosh Chiang/creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0
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