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Property disturbance Lee County Related accounts Clear all
The next morning Zachariah, Lee County, Kentucky Related account #27323

Property disturbance near Zachariah, Kentucky

The next morning the witness's husband found a fired bullet standing upright in the outdoor shower.

Property disturbance
Date unknown ALVA, Lee County, Florida Related account #38165

Property disturbance near ALVA, Florida

Something took a raccoon from a backyard snare, breaking 250-lb fishing wire attached to a fence post.

Property disturbance
At another time Leesburg, Lee County, Georgia Related account #35631

Property disturbance near Leesburg, Georgia

On another occasion the witness and a relative found their trash bag neatly opened and removed without a mess or tipped can.

Property disturbance
about two or three years ago Argyle And Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa Related account #25836

Property disturbance near Argyle And Keokuk, Iowa

Apple trees at the mother's property were found stripped of apples to the top.

Property disturbance
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