The Demonic Goatman’s Bridge
The Bridge’s Goatman is Said to Have Glowing Eyes and Horns.
The bridge was built in 1884 to connect Alton to Denton, and has remained in place ever since. It was chosen as the legal center of Denton county. After the county seat was moved to Denton, residents of Alton moved to other towns and Alton eventually disappeared. Today, the bridge is no longer usable for vehicle crossing, but can still be used for pedestrian crossing.
It’s often referred to as The Goatman’s Bridge and there are many legends surrounding it. The bridge, and the woods that encircle it, are said to harbor a half-goat, half-man entity. The Goatman is said to have glowing, empty eyes and goat-like horns. It’s commonly said that satanists carried out rituals on the bridge that opened the door for this demon, and perhaps others.
People have supposedly heard a growling voice tell them to “get off the bridge.” One person claimed that after he and his friend heard the voice, he ran off the bridge while his friend stayed. His friend was then dragged towards the bridge railing, and flipped into the water below. People have reported hearing hooves follow them across the bridge as if being chased off.
It’s said that The Goatman can be conjured by knocking three times on the bridge.
In addition to The Goatman, people claim to have seen strange lights, and the ghostly figure of a woman in the surrounding woods. It’s also been rumored that people have disappeared when on the bridge or in the nearby woods. The Goatman and the other entities allegedly lurking around the nearby woods are said to be hostile and capable of physical harm. People have also claimed to be overcome with feelings of aggression and violence. One investigator envisioned murdering her entire team of investigators.
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