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1 June 2007 Hartwell, Anderson County, South Carolina Class B #19926

Incidents and followup near Lake Hartwell Dam

The witness was night-fishing along a river trail when heavy footsteps approached on the wooded hillside. Shining a headlamp toward the sound caused it to stop, and it resumed after the light was removed. The footsteps paralleled the witness back to the parking area without ever emerging, and a search with a brighter light revealed nothing seen or smelled.

Footsteps
It's nearing dark Hartwell, Anderson County, South Carolina Related account #19926

Unidentified sound near Hartwell, South Carolina

The investigator reported hearing something parallel him along the trail while returning to the parking area near dark in fog.

Unidentified sound
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