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Growl1 Howl1 Scream1 Odor1

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Indiana2

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Harrison County2

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Class B2 What do classes mean?

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Indiana Harrison County Class B Clear all
July 2001 Elizabeth, Harrison County, Indiana Class B #46063

Sister remembers possible incident while attempting to scare her brother near the town of Elizabeth

Late at night, the witness slipped outside to knock on her brother's window as a prank. As she raised her fist near the window, a deep, body-vibrating growl/roar came from very close above her. Too frightened to look up, she froze briefly then ran back inside and spent the night in her brother's room.

Growl
April 1998 Corydon, Harrison County, Indiana Class B #4635

Loud vocalizations and accompanying odor near Corydon

Two roommates heard loud wailing vocalizations from outside while watching a movie late at night. The sounds started low and guttural then rose to a high wavering pitch and repeated after a pause, causing neighborhood dogs to react loudly. After the sounds stopped, the witness stepped outside, noticed a horrible smell and a feeling of being watched, then went back inside.

HowlScreamOdor
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