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JASON96R
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Post by JASON96R »

I was off with my story. It is how I have always heard it though. Here is a link to it http://www.forgottenoh.com/Counties/San ... hills.html it is less then a mile from me I need to try it sometime.
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Post by JeremyC »

JoeyC will know the story better than i do, but i will tell you what i know.

There is this old bridge out by his house, that runs across this old creak bed. One night this lady was driving across with her child in the back of the car, and for what ever reason she drove off the side. They found the car, the ladies body, but they never found the baby. The rumor goes that if walk out onto the bridge at night, you can hear what sounds like a baby crying.

So they call it Cry Baby Bridge.

Now I have heard things out there at night, but i always though it was just baby chimney sweeps (nest on the buttom of the bridge), but i have no way of proving that. I can tell you that the guard rail was hit by something, and you can clearly see where is was repaired before the bridge was decomisioned and the new road built. I can also tell you it is a WAYS down. I decided one night to climb to the top railing (its an old style suspencion bridge) and I was a hell of a ways up there.
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Post by racerraul »

I got 2 words for you gents....
Chupa Cabra... The dumbest thing I've ever heard from my place of origin. :rolleyes:

Anyone ever try the bloody mary thing in a dark room in front of a mirror? The myth is that if you say bloody mary 3 times she appears out of the mirror & slaps you in the face... hmmm...

I might have believed that one if instead a bar tender served you a drink... :fing02:

You can find about most urban legends here...
http://urbanlegends.about.com/?once=true&
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the chupa cabra kicks ass......el chupa cabra, the goat sucker
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Post by Eaglflyrs »

Yeah, that thing was featured on unsolved mysteries once. Now that is an awesome show, whenever I am home from school I watch it on Lifetime, then get ridiculed for watching a women's channel, but that is not a women show!
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we have sica hollow its a really evil place. in waubay there are many native americans because its right on the edge of a reservation and they tell stories of sica hollow and how people disappeared there and got taken away by chichi men (spirts of the people that got lost or died there). its and extremly weird place in the middle of no where with no radio or cell phone reception just in that area too. during the day youll have fine reception but at night you will have none. heres a link to it and if you go there at night it will deffintly scare the shit out of you. there is no native american that will go in there if its getting close to night. and during the say its pretty rare for them to go in there.
http://web.itctel.com/~kitsune/tales/sica.htm

thats not a very good story you have to here it from the elders of the sioux
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