Drivers near Flagler Beach left stunned as naked woman walks across 6 lanes of I-95

Stunned drivers on Interstate 95 are still talking about a naked woman they spotted sauntering across the Interstate 95 naked on Friday near Flagler Beach. Richard Griffin, of Brevard County, said he’s sure nobody would believe him without seeing the video he shot. “The peculiar thing was the lady was pretty calm about the whole thing when she was walking across the street, even though there were vehicles going by,” Griffin said. A red car comes within a couple of feet of her, a pickup breezes by and just after she crosses, a semitruck drives past.A man who appears to be crossing along with the woman is carrying a dog and Griffin said the two went across all six lanes of the highway to catch it. The man is clothed. Griffin told WESH 2 News he believes the dog had escaped from their car. “People do love their animals, so I can understand that. I just don’t know if people unclothe themselves before attempting to save their animals,” Griffin said. He said they both made it back to their car safely and drove away.

Stunned drivers on Interstate 95 are still talking about a naked woman they spotted sauntering across the Interstate 95 naked on Friday near Flagler Beach.

Richard Griffin, of Brevard County, said he’s sure nobody would believe him without seeing the video he shot.


“The peculiar thing was the lady was pretty calm about the whole thing when she was walking across the street, even though there were vehicles going by,” Griffin said.

A red car comes within a couple of feet of her, a pickup breezes by and just after she crosses, a semitruck drives past.

A man who appears to be crossing along with the woman is carrying a dog and Griffin said the two went across all six lanes of the highway to catch it. The man is clothed.

Griffin told WESH 2 News he believes the dog had escaped from their car.

“People do love their animals, so I can understand that. I just don’t know if people unclothe themselves before attempting to save their animals,” Griffin said.

He said they both made it back to their car safely and drove away.