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Date unknown Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/07/02/sc-ep339-the-nephilim-among-us-1

Unidentified sound

While walking out with a companion the guest deliberately insulted the creatures aloud to test comprehension. He reports being struck by an electric-like shock that staggered him, followed by an audible pop and crackle on the companion's recorder. Both men later found blood in their urine that morning, which then cleared.

Unidentified soundAnimal behaviour
last night Waycross, Georgia #f5dcf095-d4a4-4058-b0ab-3ffd7a69af9e

Unidentified sound near Waycross, Georgia

A listener recorded strange loud sounds from a back porch at night. The recording includes discussion among those present and dogs reacting as the sound moves closer. The host played the clip and concluded it was likely a mountain lion.

Unidentified soundPossible misidentification
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