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The Bunny Man
On the night of 19 October 1970, an Air Force cadet and his fiancée parked near a field in Fairfax County, Virginia. A figure in a white suit with long rabbit ears approached and threw a hatchet through the window. Two weeks later a security guard found a man in a full rabbit costume chopping at a porch post with an axe. Both incidents were reported to police. Both were filed. The legend that grew from them was considerably larger.


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A man in a white suit with long rabbit ears struck the window and said you are on private property and I have your tag number.


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Researcher Brian Conley spent years tracing the legend. He found the original police reports but could never identify the man in the costume.
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The version told by teenagers today involves mass murder and a ghost. Neither element appears in any verifiable source. The bridge is real. The asylum is not.


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What walks the overpass?
Two odd incidents that became a legend
An unidentified eccentric who was never caught
Something the police reports do not capture
Keep it open

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