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Etowa County First-hand Related accounts Clear all
Just in the past week Gadsden, Etowa County, Alabama Related account #37094

Rock throwing near Gadsden, Alabama

Six-inch-diameter trees were torn apart and rocks, dirt and other objects were thrown, with rocks thrown in the past week.

Rock throwingObject throwingTree break
Two nights after that Gadsden, Etowa County, Alabama Related account #37094

Sasquatch sighting near Gadsden, Alabama

The witness and his son watched a smaller figure at the woods edge stand up to become the 8-foot adult seen days earlier.

Full-body sighting
Date unknown Gadsden, Etowa County, Alabama Related account #37094

Rock throwing near Gadsden, Alabama

Something repeatedly threw rocks hitting the witness's truck in the driveway.

Rock throwing
December 2012, about 12 midnight Gadsden, Etowa County, Alabama Related account #39620

Sasquatch sighting near Gadsden, Alabama

The witness saw a big hairy animal standing over the guardrail at midnight before it entered the woods.

Partial sighting
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