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Interaction3 Sounds1

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Door or window contact1 Vocalization1 Object throwing1 Property disturbance1

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Oklahoma3

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Class B1 What do classes mean?

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First-hand3

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3 encounters
Interaction Payne County Clear all
January 2009 Yale, Payne County, Oklahoma Class B #25553

Strange occurrences experienced by a family on their property outside Yale

Late at night the son was awake in his bedroom when he heard scraping at his window, followed by sniffing-like breathing and a loud grunt. The dogs penned by the window did not bark. He left the bedroom for the couch and was afraid to sleep there for several nights.

Door or window contactVocalization
On another ocassion PERKINS, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #4134

Object throwing near PERKINS, Oklahoma

On another occasion a companion in a group felt something hit the back of the neck, found to be fish entrails, with no person seen or heard.

Object throwing
2 days later around dusk Yale, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #25553

Property disturbance near Yale, Oklahoma

Two days later the reporter found the camping trailer door open with its latch metal on the ground despite no wind.

Property disturbance
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