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Odor1 Footsteps1 Tracks1 Property disturbance1 Rock throwing1

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Washington2

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Okanogan County2

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2 encounters
Interaction Washington Okanogan County Clear all
30 January 1976 Twisp, Okanogan County, Washington Class A #1925

Strong odor, crunching footsteps and large human-like tracks found in snow

Overnight at a cabin, the wife noticed a strong odor, heard a metallic bang on the back porch and crunching footsteps moving toward the driveway. She woke her husband, who went outside with a flashlight and found a strong smell and large man-like footprints where frozen food stored under a wash tub had been disturbed. Investigators visited a week later, examined remaining tracks, took photographs and measurements, and collected hair.

OdorFootstepsTracksProperty disturbance
Three days later Conconully, Okanogan County, Washington Related account #39610

Rock throwing near Conconully, Washington

A few days later at the same spot, the witness heard a large rock splash 20 to 30 feet out in the lake with no one visible.

Rock throwing
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