Results: Spookiest Urban Legends from Every State (Part Eight)

Oklahoma: Shaman's Portal - Also called Oklahoma's Bermuda Triangle, people have allegedly disappeared into thin air upon setting foot in these dunes in Beaver Sands. It's believed that a UFO crashed here, opening a door to another world. Are you familiar with this legend?

Oregon: The Bandage Man - The ghost of a man who was supposedly chopped into bits at a sawmill terrifies Oregon residents to this day. They call him the "Bandage Man," because, well, his entire body is wrapped in bloody bandages. Mostly, he is said to attack people who drive through or park their cars in Cannon Beach. Are you familiar with this legend?

Pennsylvania: Eastern State Penitentiary - The Eastern State Penitentiary of Pennsylvania is a real place that was shut down due to its exceptional cruelty towards inmates. Each cell and chamber has its own set of hauntings and terrible tales, and walking through it is supposed to feel like walking through the pit of hell itself. If you're the type who likes to experience the macabre, you can take a tour on Halloween. You must sign a liability waiver before entering, though. Are you familiar with this legend?

Rhode Island: Fingernail Freddie - If this sounds familiar, it's because the Rhode Island legend of Fingernail Freddie is supposedly the inspiration for The Nightmare On Elm Street. In this version, Fingernail Freddie is a wild woodsman with insanely long fingernails who comes out at night to attack campers with his talons. Are you familiar with this legend?

South Carolina: The Legend of Lavinia Fisher - Known as America's first female serial killer, Lavinia Fisher was certainly not dainty about her kills: In the 1800s, she and her husband John ran an inn, where they had the unfortunate habit of killing off many of their guests. They would poison their guests, then when the poor person had fallen asleep, drop them down a trap door. One victim managed to escape and the two were found out, resulting in their execution. People say that the ghost of Lavinia Fisher haunts the Charleston jail where she was executed. Are you familiar with this legend?