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2 encounters
Other senses Scream Kansas Clear all
16 June 1995 Cherokee, Cherokee County, Kansas Class B #62405

Daylight encounter in a strip mine gully near "Big Brutus" (tourist attraction)

The witness was walking ahead of her husband toward a fishing spot at a strip pit when a very loud screaming began just behind her. She crouched and covered her ears as the screams repeated, then heard the source run, jump a creek, and crash through brush and small trees on the far side. Her husband, who had been following behind, heard the screams and joined her to watch the vegetation move as the creature left. They left the area without returning for prints after rain washed the site.

ScreamFootstepsTree breakMovement only
Date unknown Kingman County, Kansas Related account #35984

Scream near Kingman County

The witness heard something yell outside a large south-side window and heard it leave, covering 20 yards in 3-4 steps into the woods.

ScreamMovement only
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