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April 2001 Jay, Delaware County, Oklahoma Related account #2386

Movement only near Jay, Oklahoma (2001)

In April 2001 the same group returned and heard thrashing in brush across the creek with no screams and no visuals.

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6 September 1979 Jay, Delaware County, Oklahoma Class A #27477

Man remembers seeing a large white hairy man at a cemetery outside the city of Jay

Two people sitting in a cemetery after dark heard something approaching down a ridge and through trees. A tall white hair-covered human-like figure stepped over the fence, crossed the cemetery, then noticed the witnesses and left quickly over the opposite fence into timber with loud crashing. The witnesses reported a very strong unpleasant odor during the encounter.

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