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Missouri2

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Camden County2

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June 1986 Camden County, Missouri Class A #1099

Campsite intrusion near river.

The witness and her husband were camped in a tent on a gravel riverbank during a two-day float trip. About 2 a.m. the witness heard splashing in the river and woke her husband. Something then ran on two legs past their tent, shaking the ground. They later searched but found no tracks and noticed a very foul odor.

FootstepsOdor
July 1973 Sunrise Beach, Camden County, Missouri Class B #50534

Memory told of rocks thrown as two friends attempt to climb steep hill at Lake of the Ozarks

In summer 1973 the witness and a companion boated to a steep forested hillside intending to climb it. Shortly after landing and starting to climb, rocks began falling from above through the trees, increasing from small to football-sized, forcing them to retreat to the boat. Rocks continued to fall in the water around them with one or two landing in the boat, and they saw no one throwing them.

Rock throwing
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