The discovery of a fistful of hairs measuring 10 centimeters long -- hard, ringleted, black on the ends and white toward the center--represent the first biological evidence of the Buin Monster. According to paranormal researchers on the trail of "Animal X", this would be its pubic hair. Juan Berrios, the driver who ran into the beast in the lonely Santa Filomena alley on January 5, and who was unable to return to work due to the shock of the encounter, showed the evidence exclusively to La Cuarta. The evidence consists of a handful of hair that became ensnared on the windshield wipers of the Buin-Maipo microbus. The driver only became aware of them after reaching the Las Vertientes terminal in Viluco. The mane hair was stuck on the rubber squeegee when the creature leaped from one side of the road to another, being slightly impaced by the bus driven by Berrios. "It was an animal I'd never seen before. It's tall, well over a meter and a half, standing at least 1.80, I would say. And it's eyes weren't red--they were black," he recalled vehemently, claiming that he had 20 seconds in which to look at it in detail. Berrios said that prior to the monster's appearance, an enormous tree limb fell to the side of the road. Seconds laer, the beast jumped in front of the microbus, barely clearing the windshield.
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