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28 March 2013 Bristol, Liberty County, Florida Class A #40618

Motorist brakes to avoid a large hairy biped near Bristol

The witness was driving at night toward a relative's house when headlights revealed a very large black hairy biped near the roadside. The figure stepped into the road directly in front of the truck, took four steps across, and disappeared into the woods within seconds. The driver braked hard to avoid a collision, leaving skid marks that investigators later photographed.

Road crossingFull-body sighting
After telling his story upon arrival Bristol, Liberty County, Florida Related account #40618

Sasquatch sighting near Bristol, Florida

Shortly after the road crossing, the witness drove a relative back to the spot where headlights showed a large black figure standing inside the treeline before it walked away.

Full-body sighting
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