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Context & caveats Eyeshine Georgia Clear all
10 October 2005 Rome, Floyd County, Georgia Class A #30004

Backyard nighttime sighting in a village outside Rome

The witness and her mother heard a whistle around 2 a.m. and went outside to check. From near their elevated pool deck, they shone a flashlight on an unknown figure with red eyes positioned just above deck level. The figure moved its head to avoid the light, then walked away while repeatedly looking back and briefly peeking from behind a neighbor's shed.

WhistlePartial sightingEyeshineAnimal behaviour
a few days after that, about 10:30 PM Jackson, Butts County, Georgia Related account #31888

Sasquatch sighting near Jackson, Georgia

A few days later the witness let the dog out at night, shone a spotlight on an 8-10 foot figure that snarled and charged on two legs then four then two.

Full-body sightingEyeshineGrowlAnimal behaviour
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