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Road crossing Caddo County Clear all
June 2003 El Reno, Caddo County, Oklahoma Class A #6513

Daylight road crossing sighting by motorist in Cogar

The witness was driving with a companion in the afternoon when he saw a dark, hair-covered, manlike figure on two legs run across the intersection ahead and appear to step over a barbed-wire fence. He also noticed a black shape near the fence that seemed to be sitting, but it was gone when he reached the intersection. The companion did not see the figure.

Road crossingFull-body sighting
March 1992 Stecker (near Apache), Caddo County, Oklahoma Class A #1305

Creature observed running across the road.

The witness was riding in a small car with two companions while taking a relative home on a dirt back road lined with trees. A fast-moving grayish bipedal figure described as thick-shouldered like a football player ran across the road in front of the car. The occupants did not stop and continued driving because they were scared.

Road crossing
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