Three motorists have early morning road sighting near Hardin/Allen county line
Account
Three occupants of a car driving home around 2 a.m. noticed a dark shape in a roadside ditch by a bridge. When the driver backed up, the figure stood up, leaned over briefly, then rushed toward the car covering distance very quickly. The driver accelerated away and the occupants saw it enter the road behind them. They described a large thick-built figure with coarse hair, a large belly, round head and no neck, and noted a terrible skunk-like odor.
What was reported
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Sightings
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Described appearance
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- Build src
- very thick build with very large belly
- Hair colour src
- dark
- Gait src
- very fast, covered about 30 feet effortlessly, rushed at car
- Posture src
- stood up on two legs, leaning over
- Age / size src
- large, immense size
- Other features src
- very coarse looking hair, round head with no neck
Facts & provenance
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| Date |
March 2004
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| Time of day |
2 AM
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| Place |
Westminster, Alger, Harrod Area, Hardin County, Ohio
Stated
BFRO report #8446
· BFRO report, labelled fields: State, County, Nearest Town, Location Details, Nearest Road
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| Map point |
40.66, -83.94 (± 1000 m)
BFRO map layer point for report 8446 (4 decimals, no boundary)
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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 |
driving home at night
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| Witness's word for it |
a dark shape
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| Source classification |
Class A
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Evidence & investigation
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An investigator spoke with the three occupants by phone, met them twice, and reviewed the encounter location and ditch dimensions.
Source timeline
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BFRO report #8446 Primary
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BFRO map layer Reference
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