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2 encounters
Interaction Spartanburg County Clear all
15 August 1993 Inman, Spartanburg County, South Carolina Class A #417

Family's daylight encounter near Inman

The witness and a relative were on their deck at night when their dog barked persistently at the woods edge. The witness approached and found a crouched hairy animal that then stood upright on two feet and ran into the woods, knocking down trees amid screaming. The group fled inside with children, and the next day found hair, footprints, and disturbed garden produce in the woods.

Full-body sightingScreamUnidentified soundTracksHair +2
earlier Chesnee, S.C., Spartanburg County, South Carolina Related account #13674

Property disturbance near Chesnee, S.C., South Carolina

A pasture owner reportedly found several calves killed near the creek location.

Property disturbance
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