ORIGIN: New York
Deep in the outskirts of Angola, New York, a legend surrounds Holland Road, which is often referred to as "Pigman Road."
This remote and completely desolate stretch is infamous for strange disappearances, creepy sounds, and ghost sightings.
However, its most popular tale is that of the Albino Cannibals— a group of pale-skinned figures rumored to live in the area, preying on unaware travelers.
The legend says that a colony of albinos once lived in isolation in the wooded area along Holland Road.
Some versions say they were shunned by society, while others say they were part of a secretive cult or inbred family.
According to local folklore, they developed a violent taste for human flesh, and began hunting down those who trespassed near their land.
Late-night drivers have reported seeing shadow like figures moving along the road, whispers, and even distant sounding screams coming from the darkness.
Holland Road is also connected to a train accident from the 1800s, where a derailed train killed dozens of passengers.
Locals say that the area is haunted, with phantom trains horning and headless ghosts appearing on foggy nights.
While there are no concrete evidence supports the existence of the Albino Cannibals, the legend continues to thrive, warning all adventurers and thrill-seekers to stay away from Holland Road after dark—
… Or risk becoming the next fleshy meal.