Who Removed the Monolith?
On Tuesday, Andy L. Lewis, a Professional Sportsman in Nearby Moab, Utah, Took Credit for the Sculpture's Removal with His Group, Posting a Video on His...
On Tuesday, Andy L. Lewis, a professional sportsman in nearby Moab, Utah, took credit for the sculpture's removal with his group, posting a video on his Facebook page. Mr. Lewis is a 34-year-old slackline performer who specializes in high-altitude stunts and brought his sport to Madonna's 2012 Super Bowl halftime show.
Who took down monolith in Utah?
The Utah division of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) said that it received credible reports that the monolith was removed on the evening of November 27, 2020, by a then-unknown party, now known to be the Moab-based recreationists Andy Lewis, Sylvan Christensen, Homer Manson, and an anonymous companion.
How did monolith disappeared?
The three-sided metal structure was removed on Friday evening “by an unknown party” from the public land it was found on, the federal Bureau of Land Management's Utah office said in a statement. The bureau said it had not removed the monolith, which it considers “private property.”
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