Class A First-hand BFRO #59633

Two motorists (female) report road crossing Sasquatch on Interstate 24 among cornfields right outside Cawker City famously known for the 'The World's Largest Ball of Twine'

August 2017 9:35 pm The One With The Big Ball Of Twine [Cawker, Kansas], Mitchell County, Kansas 2 witnesses

Account

The witness was riding as a passenger in a truck heading east at night with two companions. A large hairy biped emerged from a cornfield, crossed the two-lane highway on all fours in jumps in front of the truck, then stood upright on the far side before disappearing into corn on the other side. The witness observed its size, build, hair and facial features in moonlight and vehicle light and asked the driver not to stop.

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What was reported

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Described appearance

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Height src
9-10 ft tall at least
Build src
big, ripped like body builder with tapered waist
Hair colour src
dark dark brown with hues of reddish at tips
Hair length src
about 3 inches generally, up to 5-6 inches at elbow
Face src
brow ridge stuck out, flat nose, wrinkles under eyes
Eyes src
2-3 times human size, slight greenish glow like cat eyes in light
Arms src
at least 24 inches round, bigger than body builders
Hands src
on knuckles
Legs src
big legs to ankles, muscular
Feet src
dark grey with black around ankles
Gait src
moved on all fours, hopped/jumped quickly, knuckle-walking
Posture src
stood upright on far side; crouched/squatted when landing
Apparent sex src
male
Other features src
slightly conical head on shoulders, mane-like head hair, twisted ears, darker grey skin, small bare-skin patches

Facts & provenance

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Date
August 2017
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, labelled fields: Year, Month
Time of day
9:35 pm
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, “Time And Conditions” section
Place
The One With The Big Ball Of Twine [Cawker, Kansas], Mitchell County, Kansas
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, labelled fields: State, County, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
Map point
39.31, -98.28 (± 3 km)
Stated BFRO map layer · BFRO published map layer · read with 85% confidence
BFRO map layer point for report 59633 with published boundary
Account type
First-hand
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Witnesses
2
Derived BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, “Other Witnesses” section
Figures reported
1
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Witness was
riding as passenger in truck driving east
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Witness's word for it
big buff gorilla looking man
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO report, “Observed” section
Source classification
Class A
Stated BFRO report #59633 · BFRO classification label

Evidence & investigation

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Investigated by
Carter Buschardt (BFRO)
Other

witness-made sketch of creature provided to investigator

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section
Other

An investigator spoke with the witness by phone to clarify location and details and analyzed habitat and deer patterns.

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section
Follow-up

An investigator spoke with the witness by phone to clarify location and details and analyzed habitat and deer patterns.

BFRO report, “Follow-Up” section

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