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3 March 2012 Cadiz, Harrison County, Ohio Class B #34664

Fishermen describe nightime encounter at Clendening Lake near Buckeye Trail

Two people were fishing at night by a creek feeding into a lake when they heard loud man-like screams from several directions and distances. After one scream was mimicked and answered from farther away, they heard splashes and rocks landing in the water around them. They put out their fire, shouted a warning, then retreated to their truck as another rock landed nearby and left.

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Date unknown Harleton, Harrison County, Texas Related account #7505

Vocalization near Harleton, Texas

The family reported unexplained vocalizations, heavy stomping noises, strong sewer smells, and loss of chickens.

VocalizationFootstepsOdorProperty disturbance
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