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Scream Tuscarawas County Clear all
July 2004 Dennison, Tuscarawas County, Ohio Class B #17317

Possible vocalization heard by fishermen at Tappan Lake

The witness and companions were night-fishing when they heard an extremely loud scream from the hillside described as woman-like but different. After a flashlight search revealed nothing, the sound repeated three more times followed by loud pain-like howling. The reporter's group and two nearby anglers all left quickly, saying they had never heard such sounds.

ScreamHowl
Very late at night Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas County, Ohio Related account #3080

Scream near Newcomerstown, Ohio

A relative sitting on a porch late at night heard a gorilla-like scream and dogs running after it.

Scream
Date unknown Newcomerstown, Tuscarawas County, Ohio Related account #3080

Scream near Newcomerstown, Ohio

A relative heard a high-pitched scream by a field that seemed to approach then stopped after others came outside.

Scream
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