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at three Okmulgee County, Oklahoma EP 1156

Sasquatch sighting near Okmulgee County

When the guest was three, she was sitting on her parents' bed with the back window open while her father bathed and her mother prepared clothes. She began talking to someone at the window, and her mother came out to see a dirty hair-covered man. Her mother screamed for her father, who grabbed a butcher knife and ran outside.

Full-body sighting
at six Okmulgee County, Oklahoma EP 1156

Sasquatch sighting near Okmulgee County

The guest, then a young child staying at her grandmother's home, was playing outside in the dirt when she heard someone approach. Looking up, she saw a young hair-covered human-like figure standing a short distance away. After they looked at each other briefly, it walked back into the woods, and she ran inside to tell her grandmother.

Full-body sighting
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