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Property disturbance Warren County Clear all
September 2000 Allumuchy, Warren County, New Jersey Class B #438

Possible encounter at a state park campsite on the Musconetcong River

The witness camped overnight in a sleeping bag by a dying fire after hearing a metallic clink followed by tree knocks that seemed to answer each other from two directions. The witness then watched a dark silhouette showing only head and shoulders peek from behind a tree about 20 feet away. In the morning a tied food bag was gone except for an orange left on the ground.

Unidentified soundWood knockPartial sightingSilhouetteProperty disturbance
several times Caesar Creek State Park, Warren County, Ohio Related account #40163

Property disturbance near Caesar Creek State Park, Ohio

On several occasions limbs and small trees had been found dragged to block the trail to the fishing spot.

Property disturbance
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