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Cass County Second-hand Related accounts Clear all
About a week later Cass Lake, Cass County, Minnesota Related account #44793

Sasquatch sighting near Cass Lake, Minnesota

About a week later the witness's wife reported seeing a tall dark upright figure crossing the road ahead while driving to the site.

Partial sightingRoad crossing
One nite Hughes Springs, Diana, Cass County, Texas Related account #8289

Property disturbance near Hughes Springs, Diana, Texas

A relative was alone at the house at night when livestock panicked and a horse struck the side of the house.

Property disturbance
back in 1958 Hughes Springs, Cass County, Texas Related account #30570

Scream near Hughes Springs, Texas

The witness's relative reported hearing an unidentified scream on a prior hunt and finding a live-oak limb shoved into the ground.

ScreamTree break
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