Ghost. United States

Several American highway drivers are so often seen at night a strange overgrown humanoid creature that it is not fit to be nicknamed the "Road Troll." About these strange places was written by the American researcher Jerry D. Coleman in his book "Exploring the dark side of America. Strange highways: a Guidebook to American mysteries and riddles" ("Exploring the Darker Side of America... Strange Highways: A guidebook to American mysteries & The Unexplained"), published in 2003 and released in 2006, "more strange roads" ("More Strange Highways").

Another mysterious event occurred in the winter of 1998. Trucker driver with the call sign "Strelok" ("Gunslinger") was directed in Chicago, Illinois on interstate 255. When he drove up to Alton, he saw on the roadside barely hobbling very tall man in a dirty worn-out clothes. Its appearance was so unusual that the "Shooter" decided to slow down a bit and see if the person help.

"He was tall as in 6 or 7 feet (210 cm), his entire head and face were almost hidden under long hair and a beard. His hands were also hairy. Just below one knee was a wooden leg. The clothes were very old fashion and all torn. He didn't move until my truck is completely caught up with him and then raised his head and looked directly at me. I'm not sure what I saw, there was something wild and this was definitely not a typical hitchhiker".

Judging by the lack of continuation of the story the "Shooter" decided to go away from sin and did not go out of his car. Two more cases of monitoring the road unusual humanoid beings described in 2000. The first occurred in March when the trucker brad Royalties told me that she had seen a one-legged big man on the side of the highway I-44 and he was so overgrown that it seemed his whole body from head to toe was covered with long thick hair. "First, I decided that it was just a dirty bum, but when he looked at me, I felt a sudden very strong fear." That summer, the husband and wife, both drivers working together, saw the high road "Troll" near Boonsville, Missouri. Also with one wooden leg.

"He was standing on the roadside, but not as a hitchhiker, and motionless, like a huge creepy Scarecrow. He had one leg and a lot of body hair!".

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