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Full-body sighting Michigan Calhoun County Clear all
16 September 1974 Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan Class A #10151

Motorist has nighttime sighting of animal near Marshall

The witness was driving a rural road at night for work when he stopped to watch an upright creature on the roadside that appeared to be smelling and examining possible roadkill. He watched from his vehicle for about three minutes in his headlights as the creature stood up and walked toward him to within about ten feet. The creature then turned away, walked into the ditch and woods, and the witness drove away and avoided the road afterward.

Full-body sighting
The first time Marshall, Calhoun County, Michigan Related account #10151

Sasquatch sighting near Marshall, Michigan

About a week earlier the same witness saw the creature cross the road about 20 feet in front of his vehicle.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
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