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Scream Arkansas Hot Spring County Clear all
February 1992 Bismark, Hot Spring County, Arkansas Class B #7059

Vocalizations heard on remote piece of Arkansas property

The witness was building a shack on remote forested property and stepped onto the deck around 8 p.m. A loud, grating scream came from a ridge about 300 yards away in direct line of sight but in darkness. Startled, the witness went to the truck and found the dog curled and shaking violently enough to shake the truck, then left immediately.

Scream
Several nights later Bismark, Hot Spring County, Arkansas Related account #7059

Scream near Bismark, Arkansas

A few nights later the witness and a companion stepped onto the lit deck and heard the same scream from the same ridge spot, then stayed two hours hearing nothing else.

Scream
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