Auch nicht unbedingt, die Geschichte gibt es auch schon in verschiedensten Ausführungen. Bettlern, Armen oder Hilfsbedürftigen wird Unterschlupf und Nahrung verweigert und dafür wird die Person dann verflucht. Im Grunde genommen ähnlich wie das Märchen von Beauty and the Beast.fumo schrieb:Diese Variante der Geschichte passt jetzt irgendwie nicht ins Bild und stellt mich vor ein Rätsel!
In 2000 On January 10th, several people in Pennsylvania encounter the Jersey Devil in a park.This beast is said to have inhabited the Pine Barrens of Southern New Jersey, with tales beginning in the 1800s and continuing until the 20th century. The creature is usually described as a flying biped with hooves, wings like a bat and a head resembling a horse. The legend of this creature stems from a tale about “Mother Leeds”, a local witch who invoked the devil while giving birth to her 13th child. When the baby was born it immediately transformed into a demonic creature and flew off into the surrounding pine barrens. The Jersey Devil was blamed for many livestock killings, strange footprints and bizarre sounds. In the early 1900′s, scores of people in New Jersey and neighboring states claimed to witness the Jersey Devil, or at least to see evidence of its continued presence in the form of anxiety-inducing footprints.
A young girl sees a creature with “a head like a dog and face like a horse” sitting on a fence in Leeds Point on January 12th.
On January 16th, a couple hears screeches and sees a horse-like creature on two legs run past them in Batsto.
On February 1st, a man feels “stalked” and sees a creature outside his home in Mays Landing.
A series of strange Jersey Devil related incidents occur over February 4th - 5th in Holmdel.
Seven people witnessed the Jersey Devil visiting Philadelphia as he flew overhead on February 24th.
A pizza deliverer saw and heard a strange creature in the woods in Great Meadows on February 25th.
Three men heard something, and witnessed a creature that fit the Jersey Devil’s description fly over their heads in Morristown on February 27th.
A boy and his dog were chased by the Jersey Devil on April 15th in Toms River.
A guy and his sisters hear and witness the Jersey Devil by the Bayonne Bridge on April 28th.
One man watched a creature fly overhead in Paramus on May 11th.
Two travelers drove past a strange creature perched in the woods in Gibbstown on May 22nd.
A couple encounters the Jersey Devil in Leeds Point on June 23rd. An out-of-state cop watched something fly over the trees in Sea Breeze on July 1st.
Two drivers see a creature sitting on the side of the Garden State Parkway near Atlantic City on July 2nd. A girl is approached by the Jersey Devil in Hillsboro (reported July 7th).
Five guys were chased in their jeep while off-roading in Wharton State Forest on July 17th.
Two hikers encountered a strange feathered creature in Leeds Point on October 3rd.
A college student sees a strange, deer-like creature on the side of the road in Whiting on November 11th.
Two boys hit a strange creature while driving in New York on December 11th.
Two girls discovered a strange creature sitting in an abandoned car in the woods in Toms River on December 13th.
A girl and her friends see a strange shadow in the woods in Southampton on December 15th
Vermutlich sah es auf möglichen weiteren Bildern nicht mehr nach einer Gestalt aus und so ergiebt sich der Umstand, dass es nur eines gibt, sofern es mehrere Bilder einer Serie gab.Halbu schrieb:Ja, das wäre möglich. Ich frage mich, warum gibt es davon immer nur ein Foto? Und nicht mehrere?
Es muss doch möglich sein, eine Serie davon zu schiessen.
