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1979 Rocky Mount, N.C., Nash County, North Carolina Class A #26076

Woman recalls watching a bigfoot cross the road while riding with her mother near Rocky Mount

While riding at night in a car with two companions, the witness reported a tall, hair-covered biped standing in the roadway ahead in the headlights. The figure paused in the middle of the road, turned toward the car, then moved quickly across a ditch and disappeared into the woods within seconds. The witness stated the figure remained upright throughout and did not move like a bear.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
about ten years ago Rocky Mount, N.C., Nash County, North Carolina Related account #26076

Sasquatch sighting near Rocky Mount, N.C., North Carolina

A relative driving alone at night in the same area years later reported a nearly identical road encounter and was left terrified.

Full-body sightingRoad crossing
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