Many pictures and videos on social media suggested the monolith in Texas to be hallow and "easy to tip over". As part of the series of monoliths popping up around the world, a new one turned up in a parking lot in the town of El Paso in Texas.
The metal structure was spotted at a car parking lot in a shopping and entertainment complex in the city. Similar structures. have appeared, and subsequently disappeared, in the US, Romania, England, Netherlands and Colombia.
People flocked to the site to see the structure, and many pictures and videos on social media suggested that the latest structure seemed to be hollow and “easy to tip over”.
The monolith sounds hollow as hell really light easy to tip over and move #ElPaso #monolith pic.twitter.com/AVq0pSVx71
— Unelectable Airwaves Podcast 🌹 🔮 (@UnelectableA) December 8, 2020
However, soon after, the structure was taken away in a truck by a group of men. The video of the incident was posted on social media platforms and the origin of this structure, like the others, remains unknown.
The #monolith that appeared in #ElPaso yesterday was taken. Footage taken by Hugo Gandarilla shows a group of people loading it into a pickup truck.
More: https://t.co/JQlnL4OTnN pic.twitter.com/kaYwacnhld— KFOX14 News (@KFOX14) December 8, 2020
Earlier this week, a monolith had appeared outside a shop in Pittsburgh. However, the owner of the Pittsburgh candy store revealed that he had commissioned the 10-foot tall structure to capitalise on the recent interest on the internet in the structures.
The inexplicit appearance disappearance of the strange structures left many intrigued and drew speculation on who was behind them.
