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Property disturbance in Missouri (2009)
An older woman living alone reported repeated nighttime disturbances around her yard, barn and livestock. A responding officer documented a ripped chicken coop, dents on the barn, a partial handprint, and heard shuffling in the tree line. After the case file, photos and dispatch recordings disappeared and officials told him to drop the case, he was forced to resign.
Sasquatch sighting in Missouri
The guest says about eight or nine years before the show he was in the Mark Twain National Forest in southern Missouri. He saw two heat signatures about 150 to 200 feet away up a hill across tracks and a creek, one standing and one kneeling, watching the group. He says he snapped still photos with a unit that did not take video.
Tracks in Missouri
The same truck-driver couple described ongoing activity at a cabin property they bought about three years ago on the outskirts of Mark Twain National Forest. After a few months all regular wildlife stopped visiting, and motion cameras began triggering nightly around 10-11 with nothing visible but low growls and a distant siren-like scream that set dogs barking. They also found footprints with toe ridges, fresh tree breaks, bent and intertwined trees, and a semi-circular stacked-log structure of large broken trees behind the property.
Sasquatch sighting in Missouri
Two partners camped in a van with a friend and dogs for deer season. On the first night they saw an upright figure by a car that vanished in a few steps and was not the friend's companion. The next night dogs reacted to knocking at the window, a pumpkin had been moved without marks, and large human-like handprints with long fingers were found on the van.
Tracks in Missouri
While walking to the cave after a flood the guest found what he believed were two large human-like footprints in mud by the river. One measured about 18 inches and a smaller one about 14 inches heading the opposite way. He photographed them with an object for scale but did not cast them.
Property disturbance in Missouri
A neighbor who raised alpacas found one animal dead one morning with its head twisted, a leg badly broken and signs of disembowelment. The guest saw photos of the carcass. He later interpreted the injuries as consistent with the unusual activity reported in the same general area.
Hair near Mount Sterling, Missouri
The researcher took boys to a Missouri conservation area chosen from reports and found long strings of hair-like balls, some wrapped around trash. Further up the trail he photographed a bent tree with broken top branches and piles of cut cedar like blinds. He later connected it to a local report of screams attributed to a panther.
Structure or nest in Missouri
Two officers spent a day hiking between a park trail and the uncle's land into an unlogged old-woods area. They filmed a rock box containing grape stems, numerous large fresh tree breaks all pointing the same compass direction, and a large intertwined structure at the top. They felt followed, heard large movement above them, human-like mumbling, footsteps that mimicked one officer, and a squirrel that abruptly went silent.