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Vehicle contact Florida Second-hand Clear all
around that very same time Esto, Holmes County, Florida Related account #115

Vehicle contact near Esto, Florida

A preacher reportedly had a creature chase his car around the same time and place as the main event.

Vehicle contact
years ago Florida #gid://art19-episode-locator/V0/FehuLvubnK9KtwJBrbKtRIhR4e32CZzQjhzuvX1Qopk

Sasquatch sighting in Florida

An acquaintance who drove a bus said that years earlier while trucking across Alligator Alley at night he stopped at a lone stop sign where a damaged car sat empty with doors open and lights on. As he prepared to leave to find a phone, a massive wide-bodied hairy thing rushed from the woods to his cab, stared him in the eyes, yelled and dented his hood. At the next phone he met the car's occupants, who said they had hit one creature and then been attacked by another before fleeing with passing motorists.

Partial sightingVehicle contactVocalization
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