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December 1984 Shelton, Mason County, Washington Class B #9168

Boy wakes and has sighting through bedroom window in Shelton

The witness was sleeping alone in the family home when they awoke suddenly in the early morning and saw a dark head-shaped outline at the bedroom window, apparently peering inside. The figure immediately fled off the deck and ran around the house into the woods behind, moving very fast and making loud crashing noises. The witness was frightened and spent subsequent nights at a relative's house nearby.

Partial sightingSilhouetteFootstepsMovement only
sometimes Shelton, Mason County, Washington Related account #9168

Unidentified sound near Shelton, Washington

On other nights the family dog barked, twigs snapped in the woods, and occupants felt watched through windows.

Unidentified soundMovement only
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