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August 2015 Kansas #45c0e049-dd5e-4119-938e-af639d2fe60e

Tree break in Kansas (2015)

While walking to check a trail camera, the witness heard cracking, creaking, snapping and a delayed thud like a tree falling. Ahead on the trail the witness found a sycamore broken off about hip high and shoved back into the ground upside down out of the camera's view. A strong odor like skunk mixed with stagnant pond mud was then smelled, prompting the witness to leave quickly.

Tree breakOdor
Winter 1976 Leavenworth / Kansas City, Leavenworth County, Kansas Class B #7558

Military police find tracks at Ft.Leavenworth

In 1976 while stationed at a military installation, the witness was sent to search along the river for a runaway dependent. In fresh snow in heavy cover the party found very large footprints, which the witness and another MP followed a short distance. They stopped after encountering a fresh-garbage-like stench and did not report the prints officially for fear of career repercussions.

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