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Silhouette Harrison County Clear all
11 November 2012 Scio, Harrison County, Ohio Class A #37793

Family reports several encounters over several months on the outskirts of Scio

Late at night the witness took a puppy on a leash toward the woodline behind the house and heard shuffling in the brush. A very tall, very wide dark figure stood up nearby, showing a lighter chest or stomach area in the moonlight. The witness screamed and ran inside, after which relatives went out with a light and reported seeing a large two-legged shadow run up the brushy hill and disappear while staying just out of sight.

Partial sightingSilhouetteFootsteps
The next night Corydon, Harrison County, Indiana Related account #2467

Sasquatch sighting near Corydon, Indiana

The witness's brother woke to a large shape staring in the window, estimated to be at least eight feet tall.

Silhouette
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