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Scream Hillsborough County Clear all
27 May 2016 Hancock, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire Class B #51934

Family has a possible nighttime encounter while in their home near Hancock

The witness and his wife were awakened around 3 a.m. by loud screaming sounds outside their home. The witness went to the rear deck with a shotgun and heard prolonged commotion including shaking trees in multiple spots, breaking limbs, running footsteps approaching the deck, and aggressive grunting very close by. They did not see anything, kept lights off out of fear, and then heard what sounded like several large creatures retreating to the tree line. The next day they found pushed-over bushes and freshly broken branches.

ScreamWood knockFootstepsGrowlTree break
the first night Ruskin, Hillsborough County, Florida Related account #1061

Scream near Ruskin, Florida

The night before the sighting, the group heard strange screams from downriver, boated down to check, and found nothing.

Scream
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