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April 2012 Harden County, Ohio EP 474

Property disturbance near Harden County (2012)

The next spring, strange activity resumed on the farm. Heavy items like hay bales and car hoods were moved into piles, horse grain went missing, and expensive show chickens disappeared from a locked electrified coop. Nothing was broken into, leading the family to believe someone was opening nest boxes and stealing birds.

Property disturbance
2011 Harden County, Ohio EP 474

Wood knock near Harden County (2011)

The witness returned late from work on Fourth of July weekend to the family farmhouse. The dogs refused to go outside and stayed glued to him. Over about an hour, loud triple knocks moved from the far woods to a dead tree, then the metal barn causing horses to break out, then a car close to the house. A neighbor later found four marks where the witness heard three hits.

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