The Jersey Devil: Legend, Lore and Science
Chris Chaos Paperback – August 27, 2017
 
Was the Jersey Devil simply just early man's ignorance on display? When the early European settlers were exploring and settling New Jersey, did they misinterpret the natural fauna as something supernatural? Some of the beasts that roamed the wilderness may have toyed with the minds of the early settlers..especially at night. Speculation concerning his diet, habits and the many theories of what the Jersey Devil could be are explored.
 CHAPTERS:
 The Introduction: Pleased to meet you 
The Legend 1735
 Various Sightings Jersey Devil Highlights and Overview 
The Jersey Devil Post Card 
Hoaxes Manipulated Photos, Hoaxes and Confirmation Bias
 The Jersey Devil Spotted?
 Photograph Trickery 
The Devil Goes to PA 
Walter Edge
 What Could the Jersey Devil Be? Hybrid Theory 
Hammerhead Bat Theory 
The Sandhill Crane Theory 
The Red Kangaroo Theory 
Vance Larner 
Speculation of the Jersey Devil's Diet 
The Birth Defect, Feral Child Theory The Pterodactyl or Dinosaur Theory 
Devil Tracks and Prints The Whitesbog Print The Devil's Footprints, February 1855 England
 Politics and the Possible Parents of the Jersey Devil? 
Relatives and Siblings
 Charles Skinner
 Jersey Devil Experiences 
The Significance of the Crescent Holed Outhouse and the Jersey Devil
 A Brief Note on "THE SEARCH FOR THE JERSEY DEVIL" documentary 
Laura Giglio Auditions as Mother Leeds 
Does this Man have the Jersey Devil Skull?
 The Blue Hole 
The Holy Holy Holy Altar of Judgment 
Jersey Quicksand
 Author's Opinion 
In Conclusion 
The Jersey Devil Poem by Linda Reddington The Unholy Thirteenth References
 Special Thanks 
About the Author