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On the 8th night Everglade City, Monroe County, Florida Related account #65655

Property disturbance near Everglade City, Florida

On the 8th night something entered the campsite and ransacked empty water bottles in the fire pit while the witness shone a light and saw nothing.

Property disturbance
over the years Uriah, Monroe County, Alabama Related account #40542

Property disturbance near Uriah, Alabama

Relatives reportedly had meat taken from carport freezers while other valuables were left undisturbed.

Property disturbance
Once, upon returning to his dredging equipment Coker Creek Tn., Monroe County, Tennessee Related account #3008

Property disturbance near Coker Creek Tn., Tennessee

Upon returning to dredging equipment the witness found an old dirty cork-stopper bottle beside it that had not been there the evening before and suspected the creature placed it there.

Property disturbance
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