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Although many people choose to link this myth to the 'serial killer' myth, this is, likely, not the case, as two [[Sindacco Family]] thugs are seen in the desert digging a grave, and then leaving it in [[The Introduction]] that came with the [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Soundtrack]], although the two goons are only burying [[Mickey|one person]], not six - possibly indicating that more people were buried there during the events of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]].This could also indicate that the hole was a popular place for the Families to dispose of bodies.
Although many people choose to link this myth to the 'serial killer' myth, this is, likely, not the case, as two [[Sindacco Family]] thugs are seen in the desert digging a grave, and then leaving it in [[The Introduction]] that came with the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Special Addition, (also including [[Sunday Driver]]) although the two goons are only burying [[Mickey|one person]], not six - possibly indicating that more people were buried there during the events of [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. This could also indicate that the hole was a popular place for the Families to dispose of bodies.


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The Mass Grave is commonly misinterpreted as a myth. It is located north of the Restricted Area and south of the Verdant Meadows Aircraft Graveyard. According to some sources, the bodies were dumped there by a serial killer. Inside the grave, which is a large round hole in the ground, are six body bags, next to the grave is a parked truck.

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Although many people choose to link this myth to the 'serial killer' myth, this is, likely, not the case, as two Sindacco Family thugs are seen in the desert digging a grave, and then leaving it in The Introduction that came with the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Special Addition, (also including Sunday Driver) although the two goons are only burying one person, not six - possibly indicating that more people were buried there during the events of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. This could also indicate that the hole was a popular place for the Families to dispose of bodies.