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Night two Florida #2f377891-138c-40d4-860a-c7af0743d79b

Eyeshine in Florida

On night two a separate team driving a roadway saw red eyeshine about ten feet up that turned and crossed the road. They pursued on foot hearing twig snaps and rustling of something large and seeing shifting eyeshine eight to ten feet up. Members then reported feeling ill, disoriented, and trance-like, with the last person feeling lured away from the group.

EyeshineRoad crossingFootstepsAnimal behaviour
Date unknown Florida #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/xmCbJeXXqBXpVCGIJSAY9qJtdPs9_tdJp-LO0uF46qA

Dogman sighting in Florida

The witness's older brother was driving home from football practice when a creature ran out in front of his car. He later said it was the same type of being the group saw together at the mother's property. At the time the family did not believe him.

Road crossing
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