In early 2005, a conspiracy theorist writing under the pseudonym John Conner — the name of the resistance leader from "The Terminator" movies — decided he needed to warn the public about the evils of ...

Not only is the identity of the person who bombed the Georgia Guidestones still a mystery, but people in Elbert County are continuing to debate whether the monument should be rebuilt, officials said ...

ELBERT COUNTY, Ga. — What is left of the Georgia Guidestones after they were destroyed last month is now being donated. Earlier this week, the Elbert County Board of Commissioners voted last week to ...

ATLANTA - The Georgia Bureau of Investigation on Thursday released a new video related to the bombing of the Georgia Guidestones. The GBI tweeted the video stating it shows an unknown person placing ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. ELBERT COUNTY, Georgia (KFOR/Storyful) – ...

Georgia authorities on Thursday released a video showing someone leaving an explosive device next to a rural monument conservative Christians criticized as satanic and others dubbed "America's ...

ELBERTON, Ga. (WXIN) — A controversial rural Georgia monument dubbed by some as “America’s Stonehenge” was bombed and ultimately demolished after an explosion damaged one of the four granite panels ...

The Georgia Guidestones were targeted for destruction early Wednesday by someone who apparently set off a bomb at the site in a rural area north of Elberton. Later in the day, a backhoe toppled what ...

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Thursday marks the one-year anniversary of the shocking bombing of the Georgia Guidestones in Elberton County. The person responsible for the strange and assumedly random act of destruction has still ...

The Georgia Guidestones, a mysterious public artwork sometimes called the “American Stonehenge,” are no more. In the early hours on Wednesday, unknown individuals detonated a bomb that severely ...