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July 1965 Caseville, Huron County, Michigan Class A #5652

Apelike creature seen by children on a sand dune near Caseville

In summer 1965 the witness, then a child, joined other children searching sand dunes above Lake Huron after two children reported a frightening encounter. On a steep dune path in full moonlight she came face-to-face with a short orange-haired upright creature that growled, then grunted while swinging its arms and walking toward her. She fled to the beach and later learned her young sister had seen the same creature at close range from the side of the path.

Full-body sightingGrowlVocalizationAnimal behaviour
Date unknown Caseville, Huron County, Michigan Related account #5652

Sasquatch sighting near Caseville, Michigan

Two children reported falling into a branch-covered hole in the dunes and being approached by a frightening figure before running to the campfire.

Partial sightingAnimal behaviour
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