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Property disturbance Oklahoma Handprint Clear all
2023 Oklahoma #88a3aeaf-010c-4710-a486-d23bc2dc6f27

Handprint in Oklahoma (2023)

While the witness did a live broadcast from a hilltop cemetery, companions stayed with trucks below. On return they found human-like but non-human hand, forearm and elbow prints low on the truck beds, a tailgate down, and an unlatched cooler with water dripped out. A later expert comparison said the fingerprint ridges ran straight across rather than swirling like human prints.

HandprintDermal ridgesProperty disturbance
1967–1969 El Reno, Oklahoma #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/04/22/sc-ep-97-the-chicken-man

Property disturbance near El Reno, Oklahoma (1967)

A farmer found his chicken coop door ripped off with a bloody handprint on it and hairs, footprints and blood left behind. Several chickens were killed without being eaten, and the door was taken to a zoo for examination.

Property disturbanceTracksHandprintHairBlood or tissue
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