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Property disturbance Florida Lee County Clear all
10 October 2012 ALVA, Lee County, Florida Class B #38165

Repeat night visits scare away roommates near Alva

The witness reports ongoing nighttime visits at a rental property since March 2012. He hears sounds, smells odor, and sees a shadowy figure run toward the woods. He believes it is a female with a child that steals fruit, garbage and fish, and says the figures watch people in the yard and peer through windows.

SilhouetteUnidentified soundOdorProperty 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
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