The Radio Demon

The Radio Demon is a purported demonic entity that is said to haunt New Orleans, Louisiana, which began in late 1933 after the serial killer, Alastor von Swindle, was killed by a pack of feral dogs. After such incident, people have reported seeing a demonic man in a red pinstripe suit with a large permanently grinning mouth with sharp yellow teeth, literal red eyes and hair, complete with two large hair tufts resembling deer ears. The entity is also said to have two small, black, deer-like antlers between his hair tufts. The entity is reported to give the first-impression of a good-natured and charming man, wearing a permanently wide grin on his face at all times. The entity's behavior, mannerisms, and even his voice are said to be similar to an old-fashioned radio announcer and speaks with a transatlantic accent, often using quaint anachronisms such as "the picture show".

While many people are still skeptical of The Radio Demon's existence and even thought of as a hoax to scare people, the entity is part of a popular cultural interest among visitors and tourists, being just as, it not more famous than the mythical New Orleans vampires. Currently, The Radio Demon is considered as a mythical creature/entity, although some people have reported seeing the being and said that these were not hallucinations or hoaxes.

Update 1
On June 12, 2023, the red-colored radio cane with a working eye on it reportedly held by the famous New Orleans entity, The Radio Demon, was discovered in an alleyway near the main street of New Orleans by Alex Mortem. The radio cane is currently held at the New Orleans Museum of Art, where it is beloved and viewed by the many visitors. However, the thought-to-be-mythical Radio Demon is still sighted by the local people and visitors with the trademark radio cane. Those who saw it believe that The Radio Demon had created a new radio cane after losing it to the mortals on Earth.

Update 2
On October 27, 2023, the woman by the name of Lora Hilton debugged the radio cane in the New Orleans Museum of Art and discovered that there are recorded voices, which are reportedly the exact same sound as the voice of The Radio Demon, giving historians an idea on how Alastor von Swindle, the man who some people say is alive as The Radio Demon, may have sounded when he was alive before being killed. These are the known soundclips that have been discovered, although others have been reported to exist: