| Faceless Figure of Dead Man's Curve | |
|---|---|
 A photo of Dead Man's Curve | |
| Background | |
| Type | Haunting |
| Continent | North America |
| Country | United States |
| One-Time? | No |
| Theories | · Ghost |
The Faceless Figure of Dead Man's Curve is a dark spirit known to haunt "Dead Man's Curve", a dangero
- A faceless phantom hitchhiker, described as a pitch-black silhouette or a "three-dimensional silhouette"
- A driverless Impala
- A ghostly green Road Runner
Background[]
In September 1969, the state of Ohio rebuilt the road into a straight four-lane highway. On October 19, 1969, five teenagers were tragically killed there when their 1968 Impala was hit by a 1969 Road Runner at more than 100 mph. There was only one survivor, a man named Rick.
Since that day, the intersection has been haunted by a faceless hitchhiker, whom Rick has seen five times.
Notable Accounts[]
Seen on June 5th, 2018 at 2:58 AM in the rain by Cleveland locals.
Trivia[]
- Due to rerouting, the actual location of Dead Man's Curve is a topic of debate. Many believe that it's the place where 222 and Bantam Road cross State Route 125, near Amelia, Ohio.
Gallery[]
Photo Gallery[]
A photo of Dead Man's Curve