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Indiana2

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Property disturbance Indiana Second-hand Clear all
Date unknown Indiana #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/MRTrlQRYEW5c9WebimXPwhNi5M2gTvIXPS4x-qQEiBI

Sasquatch sighting in Indiana

A neighbor who kept goats arrived home in the evening to see several small bipeds leaving her barn for the woods carrying four goats, with the larger one holding one under each arm. She later asked the witness family for help. A chained bear trap set on a concreted post was later ripped out of the ground and reported to police.

Partial sightingProperty disturbance
Date unknown Indiana #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/MRTrlQRYEW5c9WebimXPwhNi5M2gTvIXPS4x-qQEiBI

Property disturbance in Indiana

A newcomer building a small brick house reported something repeatedly beating and shoving the walls at night. Footprints were found around the house. After a severe night when part of the brick was damaged, he abandoned the unfinished house and left the area.

Property disturbance
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