| Record | OBS-0188 |
|---|---|
| Category | Government/Cover-ups |
| Status | DEBUNKED |
| Summary | Some believe the murals and sculptures at Denver International Airport contain apocalyptic and occult imagery, including a horse with glowing red eyes and a mural depicting war and death. The airport and artists explain these as artistic expressions, not hidden messages. |
| Origin | The theory emerged after the airport opened in 1995, as visitors noticed the unusual and sometimes unsettling artwork. |
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| Evidence / consensus | The artworks are commissioned pieces with no confirmed hidden meanings; the horse's red eyes are a lighting feature, and the murals are artistic interpretations of themes like peace and conflict. |
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