  Searches for the SM Higgs boson by the four LEP experiments have found a 2.3
sigma excess at 98 GeV and a smaller 1.7 sigma at around 115 GeV. We interpret
these excesses as evidence for a Higgs boson coupled to a higher dimensional
singlet scalar. The fit implies a relatively low dimensional mixing scale
mu_{lhd} < 50 GeV, which explains the low confidence level found for the
background fit in the range s^{1/2} > 100 GeV. The data show a slight
preference for a five-dimensional over a six-dimensional field. This Higgs
boson cannot be seen at the LHC, but can be studied at the ILC.
