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1989 Minerva, Stark County, Ohio Related account #8406

Sasquatch sighting near Minerva, Ohio (1989)

The witness saw a large standing figure about 40 feet away that walked behind a shed while locking a relative's door.

Full-body sightingSilhouette
In the late 70's Minerva, Stark County, Ohio Related account #8406

Tracks near Minerva, Ohio

The witness and a relative found an area of smashed corn with a partial footprint on the family property.

TracksProperty disturbance
That night Canton, Stark County, Ohio Related account #17189

Scream near Canton, Ohio

The next night the witness returned to the same camp with two companions, heard screams again around 3 a.m., recorded distorted audio, left when the screams stopped, and next morning found the cooler open, chips scattered, and bread bags pulled apart with no crumbs left.

ScreamProperty disturbance
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