According to effectively WCIV, a person delivered the location an online video he contained May of which he felt appeared to be the Lizard Man. The adult man that dispatched the recording said he intended to stay tranquil about his uncovering until eventually he read the other research results. The human being stated he took the video in Scape Ore Swamp just off Camden Freeway in Bishopville.
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“My friend told me, it’s probably a pet monitor lizard someone, but my girlfriend thinks it’s lizard man”, Wilson said.
The witness, who was only identified by her first name Sarah, said that she took a photograph of the alleged lizard man using her phone as she was stepping outside her church in Bishopville on Sunday, August 2.
The whole thing started in 1988 when Cristopher Davis needed to stop beside Scape Ore Swamp to change a tire.
Anyway, Dick told me the story he read was about someone somewhere claiming he saw Lizard Man picking up a mule in his mouth.
In the video, the man ducks behind a tree and a dark figure with a long tail can be seen from afar.
After Berra’s encounter with creature- or a guy dressed in a rubber lizard suit – another resident released a short video shot in May, also allegedly showing the mysterious creature. “I also don’t know if it’s the same thing you posted”, he added.
Since the first sighting in 1988, the Lizard Man has generated no shortage of local lore surrounding the swamp. However, being 7 feet tall with glowing red eyes might want to make anyone searching for the creature rethink their choice. Terrified, Davis leapt back in to his auto and tried to drive away with the unidentified beast still clinging to the vehicle’s roof.
Lee County Sheriff Daniel Simons said his department hasn’t received any official reports regarding recent sightings of Lizard Man, either.
For a while sightings trailed off, but Lizard Man resurfaced once again in 2011 when a couple reported that their vehicle was mauled overnight.
“Destination Truth” was one of several TV shows that came to the swamp to investigate these sightings, but the lizard man wasn’t found.
It led to an entire industry of Lizard Man paraphernalia being sold by enterprising merchants – T-shirts, artists’ renderings, posters, etc.
The tales have been documented in a cryptozoology book titled “Lizard Man: The True Story of the Bishopville Monster”.
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