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Interaction3 Sightings1

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Property disturbance1 Rock throwing1 Partial sighting1 Door or window contact1

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Alabama3

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Monroe County1 Etowa County1

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Second-hand3

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over the years Uriah, Monroe County, Alabama Related account #40542

Property disturbance near Uriah, Alabama

Relatives reportedly had meat taken from carport freezers while other valuables were left undisturbed.

Property disturbance
a few days later Gadsden, Etowa County, Alabama Related account #37094

Rock throwing near Gadsden, Alabama

The witness's nieces ran in screaming that something was chasing them and throwing rocks.

Rock throwing
maybe March of this year Montgomery, Alabama #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/08/13/sc-ep351-dark-waters

Dogman sighting near Montgomery, Alabama

A man who had been drinking pulled over to sleep in the back seat with the car running. He woke to something pulling the door handle and saw a large dog-like head with black fur and an elongated snout breathing on the window. He scrambled to the driver's seat and drove home, later finding saliva on the window.

Partial sightingDoor or window contact
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