On the banks of the Avon River in the English city of Bristol, there was an ominous doll in human height, similar to a mummy wrapped in bandages.
She suddenly appeared here early in the morning, sitting in a corner between the stone walls near the water. The townsfolk passing and passing on the Clifton Bridge noticed a creepy dummy and immediately called the police. Many impressionable Britons were convinced that the real dead had been washed ashore.
The law enforcement officers, approaching the "mummy", sighed with relief to find that it was not a corpse, but a metal skeleton with a rope wound around it. Nevertheless, they have no doubt that someone specially made such a creepy doll and put it here in order to tickle the nerves of fellow countrymen. Perhaps this is a kind of decoration for the upcoming Halloween, or someone's strange street art. Be that as it may, the cops decided to leave the overly realistic scarecrow in place.
Meanwhile, among the young residents of Bristol, rumors have already spread that the frightening dummy comes to life at night, walks along the embankment and bathes in the river, and with the onset of dawn sits in a stone corner, clasps his torso with his hands, lowering his head. Perhaps this is how urban legends about all kinds of paranormalism are born. In addition, do not forget that the author of the alleged rally has not yet appeared. That is, the "mummy" could well materialize here on its own, and then all her nighttime adventures are quite understandable, as well as the understandable behavior of the police officers who mysteriously wished to leave this "monster" on the river bank …