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Door or window contact2 Property disturbance2

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Clay County2

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One night last December Clay County, Tennessee EP 256

Door or window contact near Clay County

The witness says one night last December while sitting on his front porch something slapped the back of the house. The slap was so hard it knocked items off his kitchen table. He ran around back and found nothing.

Door or window contactProperty disturbance
the same night in the morning, at two am Clay County, Tennessee EP 256

Door or window contact near Clay County

The witness says at 2 a.m. that same night his girlfriend got up and something slapped the end of the house very loud and hard. Their dog jumped up and fought it before it ran off. The neighbor woke to the dogs fighting and the dog sniffed with nose up the next morning.

Door or window contactProperty disturbance
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