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Howl Lamar County Clear all
2006–2008 Barnesville, Lamar County, Georgia Class B #23808

Husband and wife describe possible repeated stalking incidents outside Barnesville

Two campers on a sandbar heard a loud scream, heavy bipedal footsteps and splashes in the creek after dark. When they left the tent with flashlights they saw large green eyes without visible pupils a short distance away on their path. After verbal warnings shots were fired toward the eyes, which advanced a few steps instead of fleeing, prompting the pair to call for help to leave the woods.

ScreamHowlGrowlFootstepsEyeshine +1
both prior and since this encounter Barnesville, Lamar County, Georgia Related account #23808

Scream near Barnesville, Georgia

A companion reported hearing similar screams or moans in the woods on other occasions both before and after the main encounter.

ScreamHowl
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