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Sometime around the month of February 2008 Oviedo, Seminole County, Florida Related account #24134

Chatter near Oviedo, Florida

In February 2008, the witness heard a loud metallic chatter near a neighbor's yard while on the patio, then heard it again seconds later from farther away and went back inside.

ChatterPossible misidentification
Over the next three years of living in that area Cut-N-Shoot, Montgomery County, Texas Related account #10733

Unidentified sound near Cut-N-Shoot, Texas

Over three years after the main walk, the witness reports recurring being-watched feelings, crashing sounds, silence, dog reactions, chattering and screams, odors, thrown sticks and debris, and one eyeshine about 8 ft high.

Unidentified soundChatterScreamOdorObject throwing +2
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