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January 27 Cinebar, Lewis County, Washington Related account #32696

Footsteps near Cinebar, Washington

The witness placed a trail camera on the trackway path and recorded sounds resembling walking with no image.

Footsteps
Aug. 27, 2011 at 11:41 PM Cinebar, Lewis County, Washington Related account #32696

Whoop near Cinebar, Washington

The witness recorded distant whooping sounds on a porch camera in August 2011.

Whoop
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