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when 15 or 16, couple years later Nova Scotia #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/dzYmY9lbC1iYHEh3dzlkvI_Am4pt08R8ydMw8QXqLKo

Animal behaviour in Nova Scotia

The witness was riding a four-wheeler behind two friends on an open trail in daylight. Something grabbed his right shoulder and twisted him, causing him to turn into a tree. When they stopped and looked around, nothing was visible.

Animal behaviourVehicle contact
the next day Cape Breton, Nova Scotia #2ca21585-7a53-48d0-a2dc-d5abfeb8478f

Door or window contact near Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

The next day the witness was alone upstairs tidying the cabin where the board had been left. He idly moved the planchette and asked if the board was evil or good, then felt his arm move on its own. Immediately there were two loud bangs on the front door but no one was visible outside.

Door or window contactAnimal behaviour
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