Devil Worshiper Road in Waynesboro, Mississippi, is locally known as the Waynesboro Shubuta Rd. and is rumored to be haunted by a figure resembling a 7-foot-tall goat-man with glowing red eyes and a pitchfork. The legend describes this figure appearing to scare travelers, making cars stall, and even appearing in the backseat of vehicles, which has led to wrecks. Handprints are also reported to be found on cars after they have broken down on the road. The primary legend involves a man who is said to have sold his soul to the devil and now appears as a goat-like figure. This figure is often described with intense red eyes and carries a pitchfork. Travelers have reported the Goat-Man causing cars to stall, shake, or have steering wheels jerk out of their hands upon turning onto the road. After a vehicle breaks down, people may find handprints all over the car. One terrifying account states the Goat-Man appeared in the backseat of a car, his eyes reflected in the rearview mirror, causing the driver to crash. The entity is known to appear and vanish along the side of the road.