Someone Put A Statue Of Jason Voorhees In A Minnesota Lake For Divers To Find

Absolutely terrifying.

March 1, 2018

A fun website called Dread Central (can you guess what they report on?) reports that some anonymous bright spark has recreated the end of Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives where Megan and Tommy trap Jason in the bottom of Crystal Lake by planting a Jason statue, complete with mask and machete, 120 feet deep in a Minnesota lake popular with divers. Imagine stumbling across it - terrifying.

The statue appeared 2013 and has encountered some wear and tear over the subsequent four years. In the first video below, you can see the statue looking pretty solid. The second video shows it looking a little fried more recently.

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