In the late 1980s, Dr. Zoltan’s: Kubra Karnivale & Traveling Circus (Also known as the Shrine Circus) toured many small towns across North America including Red Lake, Ontario. An annual event, with some of the most bizarre and extreme acts around; knive swallowing, fire walking, psychic readings, animal whisperers and some of the most daring roller coasters alike. Most importantly was the popularity of their largest coaster: The Mind Bender(formerly name The Sketch Xtreme). As part of the carnival’s haunting edge, this roller coaster shook the crowds with fear, fascination and excitement. The papers spoke of this ride, with many tell-tale stories and mythology to its origins. Even Dr. Zoltan was a mystery himself, with spectators questioning whether he was even a real doctor. At the peak of the 80s recession, The grande Karnivale, comes to a halt, as Dr. Zoltan fails to hire enough workers to keep the park maintained. As a result, the rides become unsafe, leading to the horrific death and crash of a passenger, riding aboard the The MindBender. A young man, by the name of Sam Woogie, was killed instantly, and the traveling circus disappeared into the night. Dr. Zoltan was never seen again, and the body was never fully recovered. Sam Woogie was a mystery and a controversy to the townsfolk of Red Lake. It was rumored that he was a street drug trafficker and his death was nothing more than an act of karma. The soul of Sam is has now been reborn in the modern day and he seeks revenge on all and everyone who did this to him. The day Sam Woogie died…was the day Sketchboogey was born.