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Wood knock Benewah County Clear all
June 2019 Saint Marie’s, Benewah County, Idaho Class B #67192

Wood Knocks and Vocalizations are heard then something hits the side of a remote cabin

The witness reported being awake late at night in a mountain cabin when she heard knocks that sounded like they were getting closer, then a powerful hit shook the wall where she slept. She also reported an extremely loud screaming growl and moved to the loft for the remainder of the night. The next day she noticed a smear on the cabin wall and a possible heel print on the ground below.

Wood knockDoor or window contactScreamGrowlTracks
late at night Saint Marie’s, Benewah County, Idaho Related account #67192

Wood knock near Saint Marie’s, Idaho

The witness reported repeatedly hearing late-night wood knocks and indistinct whispering voices outside on other nights.

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