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Date unknown Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/01/09/sc-ep70-down-the-rabbit-hole

Sasquatch sighting

A teenager riding at night stopped under a streetlight and saw a gorilla-like animal on all fours that bared its teeth. The animal grabbed his bike and threw him off, and the boy ran home. A deputy later found the bike hanging about ten feet up in a salt cedar.

Full-body sightingObject throwing
Date unknown Place not stated #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/dG066zcV9vjVWFBsxXkZR_kktRENsQnnY-PZJ_yYLOo

Sasquatch sighting

A big rig struck a huge hairy manlike creature in the Midwest, injuring the driver and leaving the animal moaning roadside. A government veterinarian called to tranquilize it struggled with dosing and collected hair and blood. The next day officials allegedly seized the samples and denied the event.

Full-body sightingVocalizationVehicle contact
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