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22 January 2023 Oregonia, Warren County, Ohio Class B #75464

Multiple witness daylight motorist sighting at bike trail half mile west of Fort Ancient

The witness was driving westbound with three family members and slowed near a bike-trail crossing. They all saw a large black figure standing on the trail at a distance, facing the river and appearing to have come from the woods. The vehicle did not stop and the figure was out of view in less than ten seconds, with snow on the ground and no other people on the trail.

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24 May 2014 LOVELAND, Warren County, Ohio Class A #46635

Father and son have multiple encounters outside Cincinnati

The witness and a relative were with dogs along a creek off the Little Miami River when the dogs behaved unusually. They found a single footprint in the mud along the riverbed and photographed it. The track was described as small with distinct toes and a wider than normal heel.

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