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Eyeshine Kittitas County Clear all
Winter 1995 Kittitas County, Washington Class B #38013

Man recalls seeing an unknown animal walking along Hwy. 97

While driving downhill toward Seattle in the early morning with a passenger, the witness noticed an upright figure on the roadside in the vehicle headlights. The figure was described as about six feet tall, robust, covered in black hair with unusually long arms, and its eyes reflected red. The sighting lasted about five seconds at close range and left the witness shocked and fearful for weeks.

Full-body sightingEyeshine
the week before Easton, Kittitas County, Washington Related account #35031

Sasquatch sighting near Easton, Washington

A week earlier the same witness saw a large brown bear-like animal in a tree across the lake staring at him with lime-green eyeshine when illuminated.

Partial sightingEyeshine
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