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Wood knock3 Footsteps2 Whistle1 Vocalization1 Rock throwing1

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Wood knock Crawford County Related accounts Clear all
this morning Cherryville, Crawford County, Missouri Related account #62432

Wood knock near Cherryville, Missouri

While walking the dog the husband heard a wood knock in one direction and a whistle in another, and the witness had heard whistles another night.

Wood knockWhistle
on several occasions Cherryville, Crawford County, Missouri Related account #62432

Vocalization near Cherryville, Missouri

On several occasions the witness heard hollering, wood knocking and walking outside, noting activity seemed to occur if singing.

VocalizationWood knockFootsteps
Date unknown Cherryville, Crawford County, Missouri Related account #62432

Rock throwing near Cherryville, Missouri

At the witness house rocks hit the walls and roof, something heavy scuffled on the porch and ran off, followed by wood knocks the next night.

Rock throwingFootstepsWood knock
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