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Date unknown Immokalee, Collier County, Florida Related account #20420

Property disturbance near Immokalee, Florida

Previous occupants of the same house reportedly had the back door ripped off its hinges.

Property disturbanceDoor or window contact
many nights Naples, Ochopee, Collier County, Florida Related account #32227

Vocalization near Naples, Ochopee, Florida

On many nights fishing at and near the same location, the witness heard deep primate-like calls described as similar to a howler monkey.

Vocalization
April 28th-29th 2012 Ochopee, Collier County, Florida Related account #35218

Howl near Ochopee, Florida

About a month later at the same camp, the group heard a howl in reply to the witness's call and later heard crashing, footsteps and smelled skunk-like odor.

HowlUnidentified soundFootstepsOdor
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