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February 2015 Western Edge Of Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas Class A #48012

Retired cop sees a large hairy biped dash right in front of his car near Kansas City

The witness was driving north on a highway late at night on the way home from work. A very large bipedal animal ran across the road in front of the car at very close range from east to west. The witness saw only the rear of the animal, noting its long wavy hair and large size, and kept driving while watching traffic behind.

Partial sightingRoad crossing
17 December 2014 Edwardsville KS, Wyandotte County, Kansas Class B #47651

Witness hears possible whoops and chatter behind his home north of Edwardsville

The witness was inside the home at the computer early in the morning when a very loud, unfamiliar whoop was heard from the backyard. The house is described as well insulated from outside sound, yet the sound was very loud. It was too dark to see anything outside, and nothing was seen.

Whoop
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