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Scream Lewis County Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown MORTON, Lewis County, Washington Related account #3379

Scream near MORTON, Washington

Members of the witness's family across three generations have heard the same vocalizations in the area while cutting cedar blocks.

Scream
The next day Winlock, Lewis County, Washington Related account #47107

Scream near Winlock, Washington

On a return to look for evidence, the witness watched short pine tops shake violently and heard a harsh loud scream, later noting suspicious tree breaks.

ScreamTree breakMovement only
in November 2012 Winlock, Lewis County, Washington Related account #47107

Growl near Winlock, Washington

The witness notes that three people heard the same yelling growl scream in the same area in November 2012.

GrowlScream
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