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2012 Washington #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/7IInZYVIpJzH0XJD2mSbH4OqRGNmIvcvoPYzBSiydMA

Sasquatch sighting in Washington (2012)

Residents of a homestead in the Olympic Mountains reported continued sightings and banging on their house. The researcher built a fake rock to hide a game camera there. In 2012 the camera captured something briefly poking its head up and then dropping down out of view.

Partial sightingDoor or window contact
Date unknown Place not stated #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2015/07/07/sc-ep122-sasquatch-at-my-window-part-two

Door or window contact

A couple and an elderly woman next door report repeated harassment when the husband is away working offshore. The creatures bang on the house and approach bedroom windows at night. Footprints have been photographed under the neighbor's window, and she now sleeps on the living room couch.

Door or window contactTracks
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