Sisters witness a large, dark biped running through the back of their property near Chardon
Account
Two sisters sitting in the backyard at dusk saw a very tall figure run past them at close range and continue toward a fence line, while their father heard dogs barking and came to the back but did not see the figure. The dogs chased the figure toward a barbed-wire fence then stopped and returned without any sound of impact. Years later the family reinterpreted the cape-like appearance behind the runner as possibly long hair and filed the incident as a possible Sasquatch sighting.
What was reported
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Sightings
Described appearance
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- Height src
- very tall
- Build src
- large
- Gait src
- running very fast with unusually long strides
- Apparent sex src
- male
- Other features src
- cape-like thing flowing out behind him as he ran
Facts & provenance
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| Time of day |
around 9 o'clock, nearly dark
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|---|---|
| Place |
Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio
Stated
BFRO report #20259
· BFRO report, labelled fields: State, County, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
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| Map point |
41.5793, -81.2091 (± 15 km)
Census 2023 Gazetteer centroid of Chardon city (GEOID 3913554), matched from nearest town 'Chardon'
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| Account type |
First-hand
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| Witnesses |
3
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| Figures reported |
1
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| Witness was |
sitting on a stone wall in the backyard
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| Witness's word for it |
a large man
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| Source classification |
Class B
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Evidence & investigation
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- Investigated by
- Marc DeWerth (BFRO)
An investigator spoke with the father and daughters and concluded the sisters had glimpsed a Sasquatch.
Source timeline
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BFRO report #20259 Primary