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regularly Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon Related account #12019

Property disturbance near Grants Pass, Oregon

Rabbit food was regularly removed from a covered can with the lid replaced, a rabbit was removed from its pen without damage, and pets showed anxiety.

Property disturbance
Date unknown Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon Related account #12019

Object throwing near Grants Pass, Oregon

The witness and visiting companions experienced thrown objects, intense odors, and the feeling of being observed.

Object throwingOdor
When I first moved here Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon Related account #12019

Property disturbance near Grants Pass, Oregon

Free-ranging chickens disappeared one or two per night with no feathers left behind.

Property disturbance
in the morning Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon Related account #12019

Property disturbance near Grants Pass, Oregon

Fruit left on a table by the house was gone by morning.

Property disturbance
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