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right before my mom died Edgefield County, South Carolina EP 376

Scream near Edgefield County

While camping at the creek before his mother died, the witness and his girlfriend were followed uphill by something walking loudly, breaking limbs and screaming like a woman being murdered. It stayed at the treeline and later circled the house screaming half the night for a couple weeks. After moving to his mother's house, it was heard screaming under her front windows.

ScreamFootstepsTree breakMovement only
when I was eighteen years old Edgefield County, South Carolina EP 376

Movement only near Edgefield County

The witness, then 18, was walking home late at night along the road toward his parents' house. He heard something in the woods approaching, breaking limbs and plowing through briars in the ditch while he ran uphill. He first thought it was a bear chasing him, but later concluded it was likely a Bigfoot.

Movement onlyTree breakFootsteps
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