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October 2009 Edmonton, Metcalfe County, Kentucky Class A #32589

Witness recounts sighting in yard near Edmonton

The witness said he went outside at night with a flashlight and a handgun after suspecting someone was stealing gas from his truck. About 20 yards away he noticed an unusual bush-like shape that stood up to about 8 feet tall, showing a pale ring around its face and reddish-brown body hair, with red eye reflection. After holding gazes briefly, the figure turned and walked out of the yard past an empty house and up the street out of sight.

Full-body sightingEyeshineFootsteps
On the night of January 8th Edmonton, Metcalfe County, Kentucky Related account #32589

Scream near Edmonton, Kentucky

On a recent night the witness heard an awful scream/squeal after getting out of the car, followed by many dogs barking.

Scream
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