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11 June 2007 Sanford VA 23426 Is Where This Happened, Accomack County, Virginia Class B #20257

Campers awakened by strange howls while camping near Sanford

The witness and his family were staying in a fifth-wheel trailer with the windows open on a cool cloudy night. Around 2 a.m. the witness heard loud scream-like howls from different directions that seemed to answer each other for about ten minutes while appearing to move. Dogs in a nearby town began barking almost immediately.

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just a few nights maybe a week later Sanford VA 23426 Is Where This Happened, Accomack County, Virginia Related account #20257

Howl near Sanford VA 23426 Is Where This Happened, Virginia

A few nights later the witness's wife, alone in the same trailer, heard two or three similar scream-howl voices for about five minutes that ended with guttural growling as town dogs began barking.

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