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April 2009 Missouri #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/11/17/sc-ep61-government-coverup

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.

Property disturbanceHandprintFootsteps
On November 15, 2011 Forsyth, Taney County, Missouri Related account #30442

Property disturbance near Forsyth, Missouri

Something large and tall from the ground reached over a 6-foot deck railing to move a heavy homemade doghouse used for cats and loudly hit the house, leaving no claw marks.

Property disturbanceUnidentified sound
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