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Eyeshine Pennsylvania Handprint Clear all
late summer of twenty twelve, on a Friday night Drexel Hill, Delaware County, Pennsylvania EP 673

Sasquatch sighting near Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania (2012)

On a Friday evening the witness and his uncle were together in the sunroom when the witness saw a large figure moving outside the window. Over the next several hours they saw diamond-pupiled eyes, heard a door open, and found a creature occupying the sunroom that tried to pull the uncle. They also heard footsteps below, saw a reflection spying from the window, experienced a grab at the uncle's ankle from a hidden opening, and the uncle later saw pacing in the living room. Next morning they found a large fingerprint with vertical ridging on glass, which the uncle said was an escape attempt.

Partial sightingEyeshineDoor or window contactFootsteps
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