Javier Hernandez

Javier Miguel Hernandez is a man who lived a normal life until the year of 1953. When he and his family traveled to Cedar Creek camp in New Jersey, he died following the disappearance of his daughter, whose name is Adry. While not much is known about his early life, he presumably lived in or near New Jersey with his wife and only daughter. The daughter became very close with a boy named John, who later renamed himself Xavier in honor of her father, Javier. The ghost of Javier is rumored to haunt Cedar Creek to this day.

Disappearance
While in their tent, spending the night at Cedar Creek, Javier's daughter asked to go to the bathroom. Javier let her, telling her to come back quick. However, after several minutes she had not returned. Javier left their tent to go look for her, hiking up to the bathrooms. However, after looking everywhere, she was nowhere to be seen. After double-checking the boy's bathroom, just in case, Javier disappeared. All that was left was a knife and a finger, or a fingernail depending on who is telling the story. Engraved on a stall of the boy's room are several haunting messages, including J.H, Mexico, and Run fast, die hard. The third is probably the most memorable and notable as a message of Javier.

Aftermath
Javier's daughter was never seen again, nor was Javier. However, it is said that if you hear a snapping sound near a bathroom stall, the ghost of Javier is watching. In the summer of 2016, several kids discovered the marks of Javier. While no real evidence of anything was found, the newly dubbed "Javier Hunters" continue their search to this day.