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Around 1905, Fairfax County (unsure of the state) had a population that was growing out of control. The state was in the process of building a mental hospital in the neighborhood but the city didn't like the idea and soon complained. After a bit of debate the state decided to move the hospital and it's patients but some patients escaped. All were caught...except two. Douglag Griffin and Marcus (last name unknown to me) had escaped capture and hid in the woods around the city. Folk in the city started to discover bunnies that had been killed and half eaten (hence the name Bunnyman). Marcus was later found hung on the bridge by a noose. Some say Griffin killed him but no one is absolutly sure. Till this day though, the bodies of dead bunnies still appear. Since 1905, there have been 28 deaths on the bridge and many were very odd. One account occurs when a group of three teenagers went to the bridge and were fooling and joking around. The three were then found the very next day hung from the bridge, disemboweled. Janet Shalteea', the only known survivor of the bunnyman incidents has an account. She and four of her friends went to the bridge one evening but she started to get an uneasy feeling. When she turned around to go home she found her friends hanging from the bridge. A camera has been set up on the bridge to prevent teenagers from doing mischivious acts and the camera had been said to pick up some paranormal activity. Supposedly, there is an overwhelming sense of death upon the bridge. Today it is said that if you want to see the bunnyman all you have to do is go inside of the bridge and say bunnyman three times. What do you all think?

If you happen to find this original article, I'd like you to tell me.

This is a very intriguing occurence, thus more slim evidence that there may be ethereal presences on our earth. However, this part is more of local paranoia.



That is like the Bloody Mary rumoer people used to do all the time in 1990.

I'd like a little more info. Such evidence of "ghosts" is a very striking subject.

See this site for a thorough debunking:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/library/branches/vr/bunny/bunny.htm

Sorry, just an urban legend.

dude! That story is awsome ^^
I love to hear urban legends

When I was younger we had this thing it was like say Marie Bleue 12 times in the water and she will drown you with her
Marie Noire was death and there were a couple of other maries
We told eachother those at our swimming pool (i took classes) and Marie bleue scared me the most....ah good times ^^ heart