“They say blood was the price for this story.”

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00:00This man was a menace during the Civil War.

00:03Bob Evans, also known as the Hat Man, lived in the foothills of Kentucky during the 1800s.

00:08With no wife or kids, he lived alone as a farmer to make ends meet.

00:12In the year 1864, many battles took place near his farm,

00:16and many soldiers would trespass onto his property and destroy his crops while passing through.

00:22This angered Bob so much to the point that he decided to take matters into his own hands.

00:26One day, a group of soldiers led by their captain would walk onto the property,

00:32despite a large no trespassing sign.

00:35When all of a sudden a pickaxe flying through the air would strike the captain taking his life in an instant.

00:40The group of men would quickly run back to the entrance of the property,

00:44but it was too late the Hat Man was already blocking the entrance telling the men in a sinister tone,

00:49Can't y'all read the sign it says no trespassing?

00:52The group of men would never be seen again.

00:54As the months went by, many soldiers would go missing around the area of the farm.

01:00At this point, the Hat Man had become a legend, as he did not discriminate.

01:05Soldiers from both sides of the war fell victim to the Hat Man.

01:08By the time the war was over, it was speculated that around 200 people had perished on the property,

01:14due to the Hat Man's persistence.

01:16The legend of the Hat Man was just that a legend,

01:19until the year 2008 when archaeologists would visit the property.

01:22What they discovered not only confirmed that the legend was true,

01:26but that what took place was even more horrifying than what they could have even possibly seen.

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