The Beast of Sugar Flats Road

Wilson and Hamilton First Reported: 1989 Status: Multiple Witnesses Danger: Moderate

Overview

In 1989, this mysterious creature (often said to be a sasquatch) was struck down by a driver in Lebanon. Tennessee. The Beast is said to be seven feet tall, with a thick white coat of matted fur. Though the driver tried to hide the body in a panic, he returned to try and examine this unexplainable phenomena, and took the Beast's head as something of a trophy.

In the years since, these remains have changed hands many times, often disappearing for decades before resurfacing. The Beast's head has been spotted all over middle Tennessee, on display at antique shops and museums. Most recently, it was found in Chattanooga, but as of this writing, the remains of the Beast have once again vanished, with only second-hand recreations available for public viewing.

Reported Characteristics

Very similar to a Sasquatch

Geographic Range

Reports are mainly from the Wilson County area.

Historical Context

Assessment

In the years since, the remains have changed hands many times, often disappearing for decades before resurfacing. The Beast's head has been spotted all over middle Tennessee, on display at antique shops and museums. Most recently, it was found in Chattanooga, but as of this writing, the remains of the Beast have once again vanished, with only second-hand recreations available for public viewing.