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Scream3 Full-body sighting1 Footsteps1

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Rockland County1 Broome County1

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Scream New York Second-hand Clear all
at about 4:30am Stony Point, Rockland County, New York Related account #28105

Scream near Stony Point, New York

Two other people fishing on the same lake around 4:30am heard a loud scream and left immediately.

Scream
the same day (today) Broome County, New York Related account #1405

Scream near Broome County

On the same day as the knocking, the witness's son heard a horrible high-pitched screaming sound while outside.

Scream
Thanksgiving Day New York #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/h3N-b2HzUOoubltptQTj-sA9FbsVorUNRMO8Ha3bm-8

Sasquatch sighting in New York

The guest's teenage son took the dog for a walk to a waterfall on the property and heard heavy breathing. A reddish-brown muscular creature darted from a cove, leapt about 12 to 15 feet, looked back with a surprised expression, then ran down the shallow creek without touching stones. The son was shaken and the family later measured about eight feet tall at the site.

Full-body sightingFootstepsScream
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