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Property disturbance Lane County Second-hand Clear all
1972 Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon #291

Bikers tell of cabin being

Four adults spent the first night in a remote rebuilt mining cabin reached by bushwhack up a creek. Late at night they heard heavy pounding on the cabin walls and front door for several minutes, retreated to the loft with rifles, then heard the nearby woodshed being torn apart. In the morning they found the woodshed destroyed, firewood scattered, and two chainsaws moved a couple hundred feet into the forest.

Door or window contactProperty disturbance
recently Lowell, Lane County, Oregon Related account #4988

Property disturbance near Lowell, Oregon

Two relatives reported a similar encounter in the same campground where something approached their tent, struck it with a large hand, then left with heavy footsteps.

Property disturbanceFootsteps
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