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approximately a week later Cape Breton, Nova Scotia #2ca21585-7a53-48d0-a2dc-d5abfeb8478f

Paranormal encounter near Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

About a week later the witness walked to the barn for his motorcycle with no thought of anything spooky. He saw a semi-transparent white lower half of a person moving erratically by the barn door. He threw his helmet at it and it ran toward him then turned and ran toward the cabin.

Partial sightingAnimal behaviour
July or August of 94 Cape Breton, Nova Scotia #2ca21585-7a53-48d0-a2dc-d5abfeb8478f

Dogman sighting near Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

The witness stopped his small scooter on a rough power-line road during summer break. Everything went silent and he saw a lion-like maned creature with large black eyes watching him from down the path. After a tense stare the creature backed into the woods and the witness fled past on his bike to the road.

Partial sightingAnimal behaviour
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