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Date unknown Romulus, Wayne County, Michigan Related account #48824

Sasquatch sighting near Romulus, Michigan

The witness glimpsed something moving behind the garage in rain, later finding possible footprints, handprint and scuffs that washed away.

Partial sightingTracksHandprint
25 years ago Place not stated Related account #43059

Sasquatch sighting

As a child the witness was hunting with two relatives at night when the dogs fled to the truck and a tall erect ape-like figure chased them, leaving footprints found the next morning.

Full-body sightingScreamGrowlTracks
in 1979 Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County, Washington Related account #10062

Sasquatch sighting near Aberdeen, Washington

The neighbor reported seeing a rusty red-brown animal crouched as if hiding in the same area in 1979 while walking with friends, plus bare footprints and cleared vegetation.

Partial sightingTracks
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