The Bunny Man Urban Legend

Believing the Bizarre: Paranormal Podcast

Believing the Bizarre | Paranormal Podcast

Society & Culture, Science, Comedy, Natural Sciences

4.7 • 781 Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

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Summary

Legend says if you travel to Bunny Man Bridge, walk under the bridge at midnight, close your eyes, and chant, “Bunny Man” three times, a man in an off-white, ragged rabbit costume will approach you and quickly slash your throat with an ax or hatchet.

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0:00.0	What has Clifton, Virginia residents terrified to pass a particular bridge at midnight?
0:06.5	Could heartbreak and loss lead to an everlasting urban legend?
0:11.4	Who would hang dead, mangled rabbits from trees for all to see?
0:16.9	Today, we test the believability of the Bunny Man.
0:49.2	No. Today, we test the belie the unknown and the unusual.
0:51.6	And tell you whether or not we find it believable.
0:55.2	That is right. It is Tuesday. It's time for a new episode.
0:57.8	Halloween is right around the corner.
0:59.6	You picked the bunny man.
1:00.9	I picked the bunny man.
1:03.1	Listen, you just talked about history and castles.
1:05.4	At least are ghosts involved.
1:06.0	Okay.
1:08.5	So you're not familiar with this, urban legend, are you?
1:10.0	I have not a clue.
1:14.7	The only thing about a bunny I know is, like, the thing from... Donnie Darko?
1:15.7	No, no, no.
1:17.2	The thing from New York, Staten Island.
1:19.1	I don't know what that is.
1:20.0	Cropsey, I think.
1:21.2	Oh, is that what that is?
1:22.6	It's the bunny?
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