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Earlier in the year Decatur, Macon County, Illinois Related account #37522

Object throwing near Decatur, Illinois

Earlier in the same year apples were repeatedly thrown at the house and a family member was blamed though they deny it.

Object throwing
when i was about fourteen years old Oglethorpe, Macon County, Georgia Related account #32435

Sasquatch sighting near Oglethorpe, Georgia

Years later after moving back near the original home, the witness woke at night and saw a tall hairy creature running from the window, and a footprint cast was later made.

Full-body sightingTracksUnidentified sound
all the time Ideal, Macon County, Georgia Related account #56567

Sasquatch sighting near Ideal, Georgia

The property owner claims to see the creature on the property repeatedly.

Partial sighting
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