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Property disturbance2 Odor1 Door or window contact1

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July, August Menomonee Falls, Practically In Town, Waukesha County, Wisconsin Related account #9295

Odor near Menomonee Falls, Practically In Town, Wisconsin

A relative repeatedly complained about a terrible skunk-like smell in summer.

Odor
on several occassions Menomonee Falls, Practically In Town, Waukesha County, Wisconsin Related account #9295

Property disturbance near Menomonee Falls, Practically In Town, Wisconsin

On several occasions something ate garden produce and all the apples on the lower half of the trees.

Property disturbance
when I was younger Menomonee Falls, Practically In Town, Waukesha County, Wisconsin Related account #9295

Door or window contact near Menomonee Falls, Practically In Town, Wisconsin

The witness's parents and brother heard pounding on the house while watching it and found flattened bushes and a dent the next day.

Door or window contactProperty disturbance
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