Fan Puts a Jason Voorhees Statue at the Bottom of Minnesota Lake For Divers To Find
Do you remember the end of Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives? If not, let me refresh your memory. The character Tommy Jarvis ends up chaining Jason to the bottom of Crystal Lake, which is the place where Jason died as a child. Of course, Jason ended up breaking freeing and killing again because that's what Jason does.
Well, one hardcore Friday the 13th film fan took it upon himself to put Jason back where he belongs... at the bottom of Crystal Lake. According to Bloody-Disgusting, in 2014 Curtis Lahr built and placed a statue of Jason Voorhees underwater at a popular diving site in Minnesota lake and it's still there!
There's a video that was uploaded in 2014, but it wasn't really discovered until just recently and it's now going viral. You can watch the video below along with a more recent video uploaded int 2017. This is pretty rad.
Well, one hardcore Friday the 13th film fan took it upon himself to put Jason back where he belongs... at the bottom of Crystal Lake. According to Bloody-Disgusting, in 2014 Curtis Lahr built and placed a statue of Jason Voorhees underwater at a popular diving site in Minnesota lake and it's still there!
There's a video that was uploaded in 2014, but it wasn't really discovered until just recently and it's now going viral. You can watch the video below along with a more recent video uploaded int 2017. This is pretty rad.
- 3/1/2018
- by Joey Paur
- GeekTyrant
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