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Road crossing Lawrence County Class A Clear all
23 June 2025 Sturgis / Boulder Canyon, Lawrence County, South Dakota Class A #78786

LAST WEEK (06/23/25): Close range sighting of a sasquatch by a motorist near Sturgis

The witness was driving alone at night on a highway through the Black Hills when a large dark biped stepped over a guardrail onto the road very close to the car. She saw its shoulders, chest and legs beside the passenger side before it disappeared into darkness behind the vehicle. Frightened, she did not stop and immediately called her fiancé about what she had seen.

Partial sightingRoad crossing
19 December 2011 Lawrenceville, Lawrence County, Illinois Class A #31858

Motorists have nighttime sighting on outskirts of Lawrenceville

The witness and their spouse were driving home in the evening when a tall black figure ran quickly across the road in front of their car. The figure was estimated at about seven feet tall and was lit by street lights and the car's headlights. The witness could not see its face.

Road crossing
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