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Latimer County Related accounts Clear all
on occasion Wilburton, Latimer County, Oklahoma Related account #8678

Scream near Wilburton, Oklahoma

The witness and nearby residents occasionally heard strange screams and howls.

ScreamHowl
Another time Wilburton, Latimer County, Oklahoma Related account #8678

Door or window contact near Wilburton, Oklahoma

On another occasion an exterior door knob was turned but did not open because it was locked.

Door or window contact
one evening Wilburton, Latimer County, Oklahoma Related account #8678

Sasquatch sighting near Wilburton, Oklahoma

On one evening while walking back from the chicken area, the witness felt watched and acted casually until safely inside a locked house.

over the next four to five years Wilburton, Latimer County, Oklahoma Related account #8678

Scream near Wilburton, Oklahoma

Over several years after the main night, nearby residents heard nighttime screams and noises while chickens, pets and stored meat went missing.

ScreamUnidentified soundProperty disturbance
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