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10 April 2019 Wytheville, Wythe County, Virginia Class A #62744

Couple saw a juvenile Bigfoot jumping a fence

The witness and his wife were driving on a back road at night when their headlights lit up a small fur-covered biped in the road. The entity ran in front of the car, cleared a ditch and fence with ease, then continued through a sheep field toward trees before disappearing. Both occupants said they had no doubt about what they saw.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
April 1984 Wythe County, Virginia Class A #2285

Boy sees "Bigfoot" in the woods while looking out the car window

During spring break 1984 the witness was traveling by car through Virginia with family toward Florida. While looking out the window the witness noticed a large upright dark hairy figure walking in woods near the freeway, and a younger brother in the car also saw it while the driver did not. The witness described the figure as about eight feet tall with black hair covering head to toe and a long striding walk.

Full-body sighting
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