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1990–1999 Portland, Oregon #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/f3pr9QMRrwnB9SKZNsiLJfioKGoqm887zEJ4nvuSodw

Paranormal encounter near Portland, Oregon (1990)

The guest retells the origin story of the term black-eyed kids as a reporter sitting in his car at a movie theater writing a check. Two children with hoods and heads down asked for a ride home and inspired primal fear and compulsion to open the door. When they looked up their eyes were fully black.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviour
Date unknown Oregon #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/12/22/sc-ep66-giants-in-america

Sasquatch sighting in Oregon

A logger walking away from his work site watched three Sasquatch-like creatures, including a young one, turning over and sniffing rocks and stacking them. The male jumped, scattered large rocks and exposed a small rodent nest that they shared and ate. The creatures then noticed the witness and left.

Full-body sightingAnimal behaviour
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