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Date unknown Place not stated Related account #33793

Folklore

Townspeople shared stories about a figure known as the old man of the Pasayten.

Folklore
while she was a young girl Place not stated Related account #24929

Folklore

A relative tried to tell the female witness about large creatures when she was a young girl.

Folklore
Date unknown Place not stated Related account #2744

Folklore

Local children said Bigfoot lived on Bells Mountain nearby.

Folklore
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