Pere Malfait - The Cajun Boogeyman

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Deep in the moss-draped swamps of Louisiana, the line between reality and legend blurs. Cajun folklore is a "cultural gumbo" - a blend of French, African, and Native American traditions that created terrifying monsters like the Loup-Garou (Cajun werewolf) and the mysterious fau follet (will-o'-the-wisp). Let's learn about the legend that is, perhaps, closest to Lynch Luster. 

“Beware of the bog, that old flooded trench. A greedy hand lurks and it holds rotten stench. He’s no folk of ours, and he ain’t just a fish. There lies a big demon. And his name… Tahm Kench.”

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 Source: themoonlitroad.com