David goes on to train in the military. Today we hear his story of what lurks in the dark woods.

My name is Edward and here is David's true scary story.

It was January 2008 when I was sent to my first duty station, which was Fort Stewart, which was located in Georgia.

It's basically the southeast part of Georgia. It's actually a beautiful state.

I was fresh out of AIC, which is basically my training for my MOS, schooling for what I did in the military, which was logistics.

That was on Virginia and I was getting off the plane and so that, and I was thinking to myself, like, dude, what did I get into?

The only reason I say that is because if you live in the south, the humidity there is horrible.

It's like you get out and it's just like someone taking a hot breath and just blowing it on you, you know what I mean?

And so what I did is I had to walk to this thing called the VSO. The VSO is just like a place where soldiers can go to.

They can use phones, they can get water, snacks, they have to wait for layovers. It's just a little center for soldiers.

So I go to the VSO and I call the intake office to Fort Stewart to let them know, hey, I need someone to come pick me up, I just arrived.

It was probably about 3pm when I called them.

Not until a little after midnight was I finally picked up by an NCO, which is a sergeant and another soldier.

The airport was probably about 30 minutes away from Heinzville. That's the town Fort Stewart is located in.

There's four entrances to the base. There's a main entrance, there's two side entrances, and there's a back entrance.

Now the back entrance is off a route of 144. This road is directly surrounded by woods and training sites.

I forgot to mention, Fort Stewart is pretty much in the woods.

I'm not sure how many acres the whole base uses, but it's a massive piece of land.

Here we are driving along this lonely dark road. It's about 1am and as we're driving, I'm just looking out the window and into the dark woods.

When I see a man standing about about 30 feet from the road, just beyond the woodland starts.

I freaked out and tried to keep looking, but we had already passed a spot where I saw the map.

I asked the sergeant if anyone lived out in these woods. I was told the sergeant that either that I'm just tired or just seeing things and I don't know.

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