Ohio's "Dead Man's Curve" in Clermont County refers to a notorious intersection of old State Route 125 and State Route 222, known for a historically dangerous curve that caused many accidents. The paranormal legends surrounding this area include reports of a faceless hitchhiker, mysterious temperature changes, and whispers. While there isn't a single, universally accepted origin story for the haunting, the legends often center on a tragic accident and the lingering spirits of victims. The name "Dead Man's Curve" stems from a treacherous turn on the old State Route 125 in Clermont County, which was known to catch drivers by surprise and lead to fatal accidents. A prominent legend describes a spectral figure or hitchhiker seen in the area, sometimes faceless, who appears to attempt to stop cars or interact with drivers. Witnesses have reported inexplicable phenomena, such as hearing disembodied whispers, feeling cold spots, and noticing sudden, unexplained changes in the air. Some stories suggest the haunting is connected to the accident victims whose spirits are believed to remain near the site of their deaths.