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Unidentified sound Missouri Caldwell County Clear all
1993–1994 Bramham, Caldwell County, Missouri EP 596

Howl near Bramham, Missouri (1993)

Alone at night, the witness heard ransacking sounds from the basement followed by a chilling howl that agitated her cat. She guarded the stair door with a gun until morning and found nothing disturbed except an interior door left open.

HowlUnidentified soundDoor or window contactAnimal behaviour
1993–1994 Bramham, Caldwell County, Missouri EP 596

Unidentified sound near Bramham, Missouri (1993)

While living on a rural road, the witness heard a loud scuffle behind the house at night that sounded like something large being slammed to the ground, but found no tracks, blood, or flattened grass the next morning.

Unidentified sound
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