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Interaction Giles County Clear all
28 May 2005 Goldbond, Giles County, Virginia Class B #40534

Strange encounter experienced by LEO's camped near Goldbond

A group of coworkers camped in a densely wooded valley in Jefferson National Forest. Around 12:30 a.m. they heard distant vocalizations from two different directions, then small stones were thrown toward their picnic table over an extended period while they felt watched. Shortly before sunrise the next morning, several members of the group heard a brief speech-like sound from dense woods that shocked them. No visual sighting occurred and the witness left later that day.

VocalizationChatterRock throwing
About five years earlier Pulaski, Giles County, Tennessee Related account #9254

Vocalization near Pulaski, Tennessee

About five years earlier, the reporter and the reporter's spouse heard loud pain-like calls at the same trailer and felt something heavy run along and strike the walls, prompting them to leave that night.

VocalizationFootstepsProperty disturbance
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