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in April,I think and at night Spanaway, Pierce County, Washington Related account #8407

Odor near Spanaway, Washington

The whole household was filled with a choking stench from outside, prompting the father to fire gunshots from a window.

Odor
on a hot summer night Spanaway, Pierce County, Washington Related account #8407

Odor near Spanaway, Washington

The witness's mother sensed a foul-smelling presence at an open bedroom window but did not look outside.

Odor
During the next 25 years Spanaway, Pierce County, Washington Related account #8407

Scream near Spanaway, Washington

Over many years the family and neighbors reported nighttime screams, foul odors, and horses bolting through fences.

ScreamOdorProperty disturbance
10/13/75 Sumner, Pierce County, Washington Related account #1724

Odor near Sumner, Washington

A strong pungent odor lingered in the air while heavy footsteps were heard in the front yard and on the wooden porch, and two ducks were later found dead in the yard.

OdorFootstepsProperty disturbance
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