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when we were leaving the cabin that morning Wardensville, Hardy County, West Virginia EP 646

Sasquatch sighting near Wardensville, West Virginia

While leaving the cabin on the final morning the uncle reported seeing a tall black figure tucked in the woods peeking around a tree. The witness did not see it himself but believes the uncle because he says the uncle never lied to him.

Partial sighting
that morning when leaving Wardensville, Hardy County, West Virginia EP 373

Sasquatch sighting near Wardensville, West Virginia

While leaving the cabin on the final morning the relative reportedly saw a tall black figure tucked at the woods edge peeking around a tree. The witness did not see it personally but believes the relative. This was the last visit for the witness.

Partial sighting
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