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Property disturbance Harrison County First-hand Clear all
Summer 1991 Corydon, Harrison County, Indiana Class A #2467

Strange howls heard at night. Two weeks later, witnesses observe large, hairy creature. Some physical evidence discovered the following day

The witness and his brother lived in a small cabin and heard loud howling screams from the woods behind the house over about two weeks. The sounds seemed to come closer over successive nights despite shots fired toward the woods. On a final night a very loud howl came from right under the upstairs bedroom window, and the next day broken back steps, a splintered door frame, a strong foul odor, and frightened dogs were noted, after which the witness moved out.

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Date unknown Harleton, Harrison County, Texas Related account #7505

Vocalization near Harleton, Texas

The family reported unexplained vocalizations, heavy stomping noises, strong sewer smells, and loss of chickens.

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