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Date unknown Charleston, Mississippi County, Missouri Related account #65691

Vocalization near Charleston, Missouri

The witness heard distant high-pitched echoing sounds off the pump station walls and found them odd but ignored them.

Vocalization
BFRO YEAR: 2015-16 Charleston, Mississippi County, Missouri Class A #65691

Three incidents in marshy zone outside Charleston next to Mississippi River

The witness and a companion were bowfishing at night at a pump station when they heard high-pitched sounds. A spotlight then revealed a tall hair-covered figure about 25 yards away at the treeline, gripping a limb and watching them for under a minute. The figure grunted loudly and walked away steadily while breaking limbs in its path, after which the two left terrified.

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