OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — A spooky spectacle in Ogden was gaining attention: Ron Pippin set up an elaborate new skeleton display every day in October.
The yearly tradition drew people from around the area. 2News spoke with Pippin, who called himself the Ogden Skeleton Man, to learn more about the local fall attraction.
From spooky Amazon drivers to tractor pulls to car repairs, what started as a creative outlet for Pippin during the COVID-19 pandemic had grown into a skeletal spectacle people eagerly awaited each year.
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“I try to look at things that are happening on a daily basis and try to incorporate that and try to put a little humor in it,” Pippin said. “So I just look at daily life and try to incorporate it with skeletons.”…