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July 1965 California #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/02/17/sc-ep17-ten-feet-away-from-a-sasquatch

Sasquatch sighting in California (1965)

A young boy walking home was attacked when a creature jumped out. The telling then describes someone grabbed through a car window who sped away and left the creature behind, though the transcript mixes pronouns and may combine two incidents.

Full-body sightingVehicle contact
a couple of years ago California #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/lCzQnE2m2Snnyx1Is6JuNsyXaMlMvJwqiXzDAKtj2Po

Sasquatch sighting in California

A 10-year-old riding a bike reported being chased by a gorilla-like animal that ran on all fours. The animal allegedly grabbed the rear tire, throwing the rider over the handlebars, then bent the mountain bike in half and threw it about 20 feet up into a tree. The child ran home and an officer who investigated reportedly found the mangled bike in the tree with no explanation.

Full-body sightingVehicle contactProperty disturbance
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