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May 2009 Ontario #113ce5d2-096a-4511-b383-f175be4d6b00

Paranormal encounter in Ontario (2009)

Two identical very tall pale men in black suits and hats came to the hotel asking for the manager. A bell employee and a tour guest spoke with them, noting no facial hair, wig-like hair, large blue eyes, no blinking and a sense they knew thoughts. Security video later showed the pair entering.

Full-body sighting
Date unknown Ontario #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/04/03/sc-ep312-the-snelgrove-lake-incident

Property disturbance in Ontario

The owner returned to find the empty cabin torn apart with cabinets and shelves ripped off, refrigerator and wood stove overturned, pipes bent, papers and plastics shredded, and a large fuel tank flipped upside down. No claw or tooth marks were found and a bear expert later said it was not bear damage.

Property disturbance
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