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Date unknown North Carolina #1b1a021d-c49e-4e50-be3c-a86ca1ec3b70

Object throwing in North Carolina

While a partner new to the outings accompanied the group without prior briefing, she noticed a sudden green flash like a bulb blowing in the woods. Shortly after, movement was heard nearby and a small stick was thrown and struck her leg, an event said to be on video.

Object throwingMovement only
last Friday night North Carolina #1b1a021d-c49e-4e50-be3c-a86ca1ec3b70

Unidentified sound in North Carolina

During a recent Friday night investigation along the river dividing the property, the group heard repeated loud booms like boulders striking and splashes as rocks hit the water in different spots. They ran toward each splash with lights and night vision, hearing water droplets hit nearby foliage, but did not see who threw the rocks.

Unidentified soundRock throwing
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