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Footsteps Florida Osceola County Clear all
February 2012 Kissimmee, Osceola County, Florida Class B #33612

Home owner describes activity on her property since 1969

The witness and a neighbor went into the wooded area of the witness's Florida property after dark to investigate heavy footsteps in leaves and brush. The neighbor ran toward the sounds expecting a person while the witness stayed about 30 yards away. A tall figure then ran past the witness in moonlight at extraordinary speed.

Partial sightingFootsteps
at night Kissimmee, Osceola County, Florida Related account #33612

Footsteps near Kissimmee, Florida

When taking garbage out at night, the witness hears the entity walking parallel about 20 feet away in woods.

Footsteps
Date unknown Kissimmee, Osceola County, Florida Related account #33612

Footsteps near Kissimmee, Florida

When outside with dogs, the witness hears heavy crunching footsteps while dogs stare without barking.

FootstepsAnimal behaviour
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