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July 2000 Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida Class B #33784

Car pulling camper hits something on US 129 South of Live Oak

Four men were driving south late at night towing a loaded travel trailer when a tall dark form ran toward the road on two feet. The car passed in front of it, but the trailer struck it with enough force to lift the trailer off the ground. The occupants stopped, backed up, and inspected the vehicles and roadway but found no body, blood, hair, or damage.

Partial sightingRoad crossingVehicle contactPossible misidentification
At the time of his sighting Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida Related account #49326

Property disturbance near Live Oak, Florida

The witness's daughters reported something banging the side of the house outside their room at night.

Property disturbance
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