The Vegetable Man: The West Virginia Creature Said to Drain Blood Through Its Fingers
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Then Frederick said he felt pain in his arm. He initially believed briars had caught him. Looking down, he reportedly found an extremely thin humanoid gripping his wrist with three long fingers tipped by needle-like structures and suction cups. Frederick believed the being was extracting blood. He also described changing yellow, red, and orange eyes, enormous uphill leaps, and a humming or whistling sound after the figure disappeared.
The story reached print in Gray Barker’s Newsletter in March 1976, nearly eight years after the alleged encounter. Barker identified Frederick by name and reportedly published his mailing address with permission. But the Clarksburg-Harrison Public Library, which preserves Barker’s archive, describes him as a UFO writer, teller of tall tales, and hoaxer whose work often blurred fact and fiction.
Was Frederick describing an unidentified encounter in the woods, an altered or embellished memory, a deliberate invention, or a story reshaped by the publisher who made it famous?
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