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Tuscaloosa County2 Winston County1

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Date unknown Haleyville, Winston County, Alabama Related account #43120

Property disturbance near Haleyville, Alabama

Two cross-members holding chicken wire were ripped down with chickens killed, and caged quail disappeared over time from an enclosure requiring hands to open.

Property disturbance
December 26, 2013 Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Related account #35339

Tracks near Tuscaloosa, Alabama

In late 2013 the witness found a line of large tracks in mud and later reported wood knocks, howls, and twisted pine trees.

TracksWood knockHowlTree breakTwist
Date unknown Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama Related account #35339

Footsteps near Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The witness later heard branches breaking and footsteps and found yards of fence torn up with posts pulled out.

FootstepsProperty disturbance
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