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Unidentified sound Mahoning County Clear all
Summer 1972 Diamond, Mahoning County, Ohio Class A #4959

Nightime sighting at a Lake Milton marina

A teenager and an older neighbor spent the night on a boat at a marina to catch suspected vandals. During the night the teenager saw a huge hair-covered figure crouched at an overturned trashcan scooping garbage, then stand upright and stare briefly. The figure stepped over the trashcan, sprang up an embankment, and disappeared into brush, leaving disturbed dew, strewn garbage, and broken brush.

SilhouetteFull-body sightingProperty disturbanceUnidentified sound
Date unknown Beloit, Mahoning County, Ohio Related account #27613

Unidentified sound near Beloit, Ohio

The witness described other unspecified sounds around the home indicating continued activity.

Unidentified sound
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