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June 2004 Middlebourne, Tyler County, West Virginia Class B #11828

Woman experiences rock throwing, vocalization during walk

The witness was walking with a dog on a gravel road through woods when she heard repeated banging like something striking a tree. Two rocks were then thrown from the woods and narrowly missed her as she hurried away. Near a bend in the road she heard a loud low growl followed by a scream and fled running. She later learned a family member had been home the whole time and days later saw a large oddly shaped footprint near the roadside.

Wood knockRock throwingGrowlScreamOdor
one night Woodville, Tyler County, Texas Related account #7548

Vocalization near Woodville, Texas

On a night, the witness's relative heard a foul-smelling unseen animal moaning, groaning and breathing heavily outside bedroom windows in the same house.

VocalizationOdor
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