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4 encounters
Cabell County Second-hand Clear all
1970–1979 Milton, Cabell County, West Virginia Related account #2786

Unidentified sound near Milton, West Virginia (1970)

A relative and companion reportedly saw a gray hairy bipedal creature drinking at the creek and running up the hollow in the late 1970s.

Unidentified soundFull-body sighting
mid' 1990's Milton, Cabell County, West Virginia Related account #2786

Unidentified sound near Milton, West Virginia

In the mid-1990s the relative living in a shed reported creepy nighttime walks and sounds along the hollow.

Unidentified sound
Date unknown LeSage, Cabell County, West Virginia Related account #3582

Scream near LeSage, West Virginia

A relative by marriage reportedly once heard a bloodcurdling yell from down in the hollow.

Scream
Date unknown LeSage, Cabell County, West Virginia Related account #3582

Sasquatch sighting near LeSage, West Virginia

A relative reportedly entered the same area and found dogs acting strangely out of character.

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