In Indiana, a local legend tickles the nerves of motorists and makes them turn around on the bridge in Kokomo.
John Kerry told an impressive story about a local urban legend that has been here for many years: “I live in Kokomo, Indiana. Since childhood, I have often heard one story. It's about the old Sycamore Highway, which runs through farmland near my town. There is a small bridge that leads from the old rue Sycamore to a direct path to the neighboring village.
They say that many years ago a guy or a boy fell from this bridge and died, breaking his head on stones. Every time someone drives along this street at night and passes the scene of the tragedy, the ghost of this guy will appear and chase the car to the very end of the bridge. My friends and I have repeatedly wanted to check this story for truthfulness, but we doubt and fear overwhelms us.
Although there are some residents of Kokomo who claim to have been to this place many times, they have not seen any ghost. Of course, it also has to do with imagination, so if you want to check, stop by and see for yourself."