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7 October 2016 Concord Township, Lake County, Ohio Class B #56073

Possible daytime sighting behind a home near Cloverdale Lake

The witness was mowing and clearing a path behind the house in early October when they noticed movement in brush along a ravine. They stopped to watch a dark, long-haired upright figure walk away for about a minute without seeing its face. They returned the next day to find only disturbed brush and a game trail.

Partial sighting
July 1981 Leroy Center, Lake County, Ohio Class A #4731

A woman sitting on a bench in a park sees a large hairy creature behind a four foot wall staring at her

The witness drove to a seldom-crowded park with falls midday and sat on a picnic table. After about a minute, the witness turned and saw a furry figure about six feet away, visible from the waist up above a drop-off. Frozen in fear, the witness could not warn a passing group, then ran to the nearby car and has not returned to the park.

Partial sighting
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