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about two weeks ago Edgefield County, South Carolina EP 376

Vocalization near Edgefield County

About two weeks before the interview, the witness was digging at dusk and heard owl-like calls from a thick island across the creek. Looking through a monocular, he saw what looked like a head behind a tree that moved inward, reappeared at another tree, then disappeared. He could not confirm what it was.

VocalizationPartial sightingMovement only
for three or four years when I lived in a cabin Edgefield County, South Carolina EP 376

Vocalization near Edgefield County

For several years while living in a cabin, the witness repeatedly heard poor-sounding owl calls and people walking in the woods at night. Believing they were trespassers, he spent many nights lying in leaves trying to catch them but never could. He now believes they were not people.

VocalizationFootsteps
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