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The wall graffiti entitled "Slater" was born in urban Philadelphia and continues to grow across the United States. There is a myth that this graffiti began with a problem child supposedly by the name of Slater, who was filled with such anger that he would carve his name into anything that enraged him the most. Moreover, whenever someone witnesses the devastation that Slater invoked when he carved his name, they would be cursed with his wrath and continue his carving tradition as a possessed reincarnation of that poor child. Nonetheless, this has yet to be proven.
