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Partial sighting Iowa County Class B Clear all
27 November 2013 Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin Class B #43122

Driver startled to see a tall figure next to U.S. Hwy. 151 near Mineral Point

The witness was driving south on a highway late at night with his companion asleep in the back seat. As he passed the median shoulder he saw a large black upright figure standing close to the car. He could see the torso from ground to shoulder, the arm along the thigh and a lighter-skinned hand, but not the face which was shadowed. He did not stop and reported feeling extreme anxiety and fear.

Partial sighting
2 November 2012 Avoca, Iowa County, Wisconsin Class B #38005

Man arrives home to see an upright figure on his deck near Avoca

The witness had just returned home in the evening and was standing inside near a south-facing window. An upright brown-haired figure walked past the window on the attached deck, visible only from the shoulders to the hips. The witness waited before turning on the porch light, but the figure was already gone.

Partial sighting
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