Class B First-hand BFRO #1385

High pitched wailing scream echoed off mountainside.

August 1984 late afternoon Snoqualmie Pass, King County, Washington 2 witnesses

Account

Two people hiking toward Franklin Falls heard three or four loud, high-pitched wailing screams echoing off the surrounding mountainsides. Despite extensive outdoor experience in Washington, neither recognized the sound and both were badly unnerved. They turned around, returned to their car and drove away, feeling watched on the way back.

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Date
August 1984
Stated BFRO report #1385 · BFRO report, labelled fields: Year, Month
Time of day
late afternoon
Stated BFRO report #1385 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Place
Snoqualmie Pass, King County, Washington
Stated BFRO report #1385 · BFRO report, labelled fields: State, County, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
Map point
47.42, -121.43 (± 1000 m)
Stated BFRO map layer · BFRO published map layer · read with 85% confidence
BFRO map layer point for report 1385 (3 decimals, no boundary)
Account type
First-hand
Stated BFRO report #1385 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Witnesses
2
Derived BFRO report #1385 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Witness was
hiking on a trail
Stated BFRO report #1385 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Source classification
Class B
Stated BFRO report #1385 · BFRO classification label

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