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4 November 1994 Paola, Miami County, Kansas Class A #63795

Motorist sighting on Hwy 169 between Paola and Osawatomie

The witness was driving home late at night when headlights revealed a tall, light-colored upright creature crossing the road. The creature kept moving across open fields and stepped over a roughly four-foot fence without breaking stride, remaining upright and moving quickly. The witness was badly frightened and felt it was not any known local animal.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
October 1991 Louisburg, Miami County, Kansas Class A #1314

Large, dark figure seen standing down by the mailbox.

Late at night in the fall of 1991, the witness and a sibling were watching television at home when their dog began barking. They opened the door and saw a large dark figure, hunched over, standing near a distant mailbox. They left to get a flashlight, but the figure was gone when they returned, and they reported no further sightings.

Silhouette
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