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Property disturbance2

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Property disturbance Missouri Second-hand Clear all
1990–1999 Missouri #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/02/24/sc-ep18-sasquatch-stories-with-jim-grant-aka-bear

Property disturbance in Missouri (1990)

A friend had been feeding wild creatures until sent overseas, after which his grandfather continued feeding. When the grandfather was hospitalized, no one fed them for about a week. People who went to feed the livestock found dozens of goats and the dogs dead and torn apart, which the teller attributes to the deprived creatures.

Property disturbance
Date unknown Missouri #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2014/11/17/sc-ep61-government-coverup

Property disturbance in Missouri

A neighbor who raised alpacas found one animal dead one morning with its head twisted, a leg badly broken and signs of disembowelment. The guest saw photos of the carcass. He later interpreted the injuries as consistent with the unusual activity reported in the same general area.

Property disturbance
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