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Pocahontas County Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown Pocahontas County, West Virginia Related account #11432

Rock throwing near Pocahontas County

A local family reportedly had rocks thrown at their tent at night when no one else was camping nearby.

Rock throwing
many times over the years Marlinton, Pocahontas County, West Virginia Related account #29124

Unidentified sound near Marlinton, West Virginia

During later return visits to the same location over the years, the family heard unexplained sounds but had no further sightings.

Unidentified sound
the second night [edited], Pocahontas County, West Virginia Related account #13083

Unidentified sound near [edited], West Virginia

Another small group reported hearing something across the river that they thought was probably a deer snorting.

Unidentified sound
3:30am on the 26th Wildell, Pocahontas County, West Virginia Related account #35244

Scream near Wildell, West Virginia

The night before, the witness alone heard loud screams that grew closer and louder for about thirty minutes until stopping when he sat up in his tent.

Scream
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