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Vocalization Lewis County Investigator summary Clear all
as of 12/8/02 Randle Wa, Lewis County, Washington Related account #4985

Vocalization near Randle Wa, Washington

The witnesses reported continued vocalizations near the house with possible multiple individuals and coyotes and a wolf howl joining.

VocalizationHowl
Date unknown Chehalis, Lewis County, Washington Related account #29355

Sasquatch sighting near Chehalis, Washington

The investigator notes the witness and her husband report frequent sightings and sounds on the property and past injuries to both dogs.

Partial sightingVocalization
at all times of the day and night Centraila, Lewis County, Washington Related account #49991

Vocalization near Centraila, Washington

The witness regularly hears unintelligible jabbering voices, yelling, wood knocks, branch breaks, and bipedal walking in the forest.

VocalizationWood knockFootsteps
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