The Legend of Bunnyman Man: A Reality Check

Introduction to the Legend

• Location: Bunnyman Man's Bridge
• Legend: A psychopath in a bunny costume killing people with an axe.
• Warnings: Do not visit the bridge at night.

Origin Story

• Event: 1902, a bus driving to Lurton Prison crashes.
• Escapee: Douglas Grifton, believed to be the Bunnyman, due to his obsession with bunnies.
• Behavior: Grifton kills bunnies and leaves their carcasses, later begins to target people.

Local Encounters and Investigations

• Local Legends: Conflicting stories and unclear evidence.
• Sightings: Real police reports of attacks by someone dressed as a bunny.
• Historical Investigation: No clear records of Lurton Prison or Douglas Grifton.
• Museum Visit: No significant evidence found, directed to a library.
• Library Discovery: Found a book with limited information.

Modern Confirmations and Skepticism

• Local Interviews: Some locals claim the legend was fabricated by high school students in 1975.
• Urban Sprawl: In the 1970s, a man was hatcheting porches. He was never identified.
• Bunnyman Man's Brewery: Possible marketing ploy by the brewery; interviewed the manager.

Paranormal Aspect

• Haunted Bridge: Rumors of the bridge being haunted.
• Investigation Tools: Used various tools like EMF meters and spirit radios but found no concrete evidence of haunting.

Final Theories and Unresolved Questions

• Real vs. Fake: The bridge is not haunted; most of the legend appears to be fabricated.
• Identity Mystery: The real identity of Bunnyman Man remains unknown.
• Collecting Evidence: No significant findings from various methods including local outreach and social media.
• Conclusion: The legend of Bunnyman Man is more folklore than fact.

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