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Partial sighting Belmont County Related accounts Clear all
May 25th Bethesda, Belmont County, Ohio Related account #45215

Sasquatch sighting near Bethesda, Ohio

The granddaughter became fearful on the porch and the husband saw something run across the property line, seeing only two red glowing eyes.

Partial sightingEyeshine
May 23, 2014 Bethesda, Belmont County, Ohio Related account #45215

Sasquatch sighting near Bethesda, Ohio

The grandson heard a growl while watching television, then saw a gorilla-like figure looking in through the large picture window, and firewood near the fire pit was later found pushed inward.

Partial sightingGrowlProperty disturbance
in 2012 Bethesda, Belmont County, Ohio Related account #45215

Sasquatch sighting near Bethesda, Ohio

The witness's daughter heard noises behind the woodpile while painting benches at the fire pit and saw a large hair-covered creature on the hillside that moved behind trees, then fled to the house frightened.

Partial sighting
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