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Full-body sighting Okaloosa County Class A Clear all
21 August 2019 Crestview, Okaloosa County, Florida Class A #63433

Sighting of a sasquatch next to Interstate 10 near Crestview

The witness was driving on Interstate 10 in daylight after heavy rain when traffic ahead slowed. Beyond the guardrail near a gully the witness saw a large hair-covered creature in profile to back view. It stepped down through the gully and into the treeline with smooth motion.

Full-body sighting
19 December 2010 Pensacola, Okaloosa County, Florida Class A #28634

Motorist has daytime sighting near I-10 Exit east of Pensacola

The witness was driving eastbound on the interstate in late morning when a large dark figure stepped out from trees beside the highway, looked toward traffic, then returned to the woods. The witness passed within about 30 feet but had only a brief view at highway speed and noted long arms, straight shaggy hair, and a slight hunch, with the face obscured by an arm. A companion in the car did not see the figure.

Full-body sighting
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