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Odor Harrison County Related accounts Clear all
July of 1999 Dennison/Leesville, Harrison County, Ohio Related account #4950

Odor near Dennison/Leesville, Ohio

The reporter and a relative were awakened in bed by a strong ammonia/urine/death-like odor without seeing or hearing anything, an odor another relative had noted earlier that night.

Odor
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.

VocalizationFootstepsOdorProperty disturbance
mostly at night Harleton, Harrison County, Texas Related account #7505

Scream near Harleton, Texas

The witness reports recurring blood-curdling screams with a growl quality and foul odors at the property.

ScreamGrowlOdor
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