This strange road off Route 3 in the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge has somehow acquired the reputation of a suicide road. The road, which has no official name or number, was evidently built many decades ago and is only about a mile long with two or three turns before it reaches a dead end. Actually there seems to be no logical reason for this road to exist. According to the ghastly tale someone committed suicide here fifty-some years ago and you can still see the blood. I could find nothing concerning a suicide or death of any kind on this road. However, there are some red spots of glossy paint (or is it paint?) on the pavement which, at first glance looks just like blood and is definitely startling if you are looking for evidence of the suicide story.

You’ll Get Sucked Dry of Blood
We went out there and checked out Suicide Road and it is not easy to find. It is like somebody just built a road to nowhere in the middle of nowhere. The road has no other name because I don’t think it was ever intended to be a real road––it is more like somebody was practicing building a road because it doesn’t go anywhere. There is no rhyme or reason for it being there and that is the biggest mystery of all. The only blood that I saw was where some body spilled red paint (?) in the middle of the road down near the dead end. Beware that if you go there you will be sucked dry of blood by the horrendous swarms of mosquitoes. –Willlis-in-Titusville

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