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Date unknown Burney, County County, California #676

Vocalization heard near apartment building

A relative woke the witness around 1 a.m. after hearing a frightening sound. The witness waited outside and then heard a 15-second combination of howling, screeching, yipping and grunting. The witness and another relative searched the property but found nothing and heard nothing further.

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