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May 23, 2014 Bethesda, Belmont County, Ohio Related account #45215

Sasquatch sighting near Bethesda, Ohio

The grandson heard a growl while watching television, then saw a gorilla-like figure looking in through the large picture window, and firewood near the fire pit was later found pushed inward.

Partial sightingGrowlProperty disturbance
two weeks after that incident Ohio #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/E1YWTmSabRMruPAP0s3qmJsHMZfhUHFgKDtzn_eviGc

Property disturbance in Ohio

About two weeks after the woods incident, the witness's mother and a cousin were in the mobile home late at night watching television. Something struck the top rear of the home with great force, denting the siding and shifting the structure. The witness later saw the dent himself when visiting years later.

Property disturbance
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