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Date unknown ALVA, Lee County, Florida Related account #38165

Sasquatch sighting near ALVA, Florida

A companion saw a figure peering through a bedroom window, then the witness heard heavy footfalls as it jumped a fence and crashed through swamp screaming.

Partial sightingFootstepsHowlScreamTree break
on occasion, late at night Leesburg, Lee County, Georgia Related account #35631

Unidentified sound near Leesburg, Georgia

On other late nights the family hears loud impacts on the back wall and small impacts on back windows.

Unidentified soundObject throwingDoor or window contact
Later that night when she went to sleep Leesburg, Lee County, Georgia Related account #35631

Unidentified sound near Leesburg, Georgia

Later that night the witness heard a loud bang as if something hit the back bedroom wall.

Unidentified soundObject throwing
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