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On November 15, 2011 Forsyth, Taney County, Missouri Related account #30442

Property disturbance near Forsyth, Missouri

Something large and tall from the ground reached over a 6-foot deck railing to move a heavy homemade doghouse used for cats and loudly hit the house, leaving no claw marks.

Property disturbanceUnidentified sound
On September 3, 2011, at dusk Forsyth, Taney County, Missouri Related account #30442

Sasquatch sighting near Forsyth, Missouri

At dusk the witness watched a dark human-like form step out from behind a large tree into a slight clearing and retreat behind the tree while she was on her porch.

Full-body sighting
During the summer of 2010 Forsyth, Taney County, Missouri Related account #30442

Sasquatch sighting near Forsyth, Missouri

The witness's young son was playing in his bedroom at night and became screaming and crying, insisting all window blinds be closed.

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