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Interaction Whoop Saint Francis County Clear all
12 April 2017 Saint Francis County, Missouri EP 877

Wood knock near Saint Francis County (2017)

At night in his camper, the witness heard forest sounds stop, then a loud tree crack, metal crinkling as something pressed his shed, a chest vibration, bad odor, and his cat hissing while he lay frozen. He then heard the thing walk away dragging something and give a loud screaming whoop before forest sounds returned. Next morning he found shed damage, a disturbed crate of bad eggs, and a large human-like footprint in the hard gravel road.

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