The Jersey Devil legend begins in 1735 when Jane “Mother” Leeds, old and destitute, was pregnant with her 13th child and cursed her own misfortune. “Let it be the devil’s child,” she ...

It might have been the Jersey Devil, or at least that’s what some New Jerseyans believe. In a new poll done by Fairleigh Dickinson University, 16% of respondents in the Garden State said they ...

The survey found 16% of residents say that our own monster, the Jersey Devil, might be real. This sketch appeared in the Philadelphia Bulletin in January of 1909.

The Jersey Devil had been born. The Jersey Devil's notoriety, like many cryptids , has remained strong in centuries since it originated. Snopes debunked another alleged Jersey Devil sighting in 2015.

The Jersey Devil has been said to be New Jersey's version of Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster. 24/7 Live New York City New Jersey Long Island Northern Suburbs Connecticut. Welcome, Mickey.

The Jersey Devil isn’t a creature that the creative minds behind What We Do in the Shadows made up. The legendary figure has been circulating in folklore for decades.