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around Christmas that same year, about 11 o'clock that night Virginia #http://www.blogtalkradio.com/bigfoothotspot/2017/01/01/sc-ep286-strange-things-going-on-at-home

Sasquatch sighting in Virginia (2014)

Around Christmas 2014 after returning home about 11pm, the witness's girlfriend heard scraping on the bathroom screen, turned off the light and found herself face to face with a tall black hooded-like figure blocking the window. Next day measurement against the witness indicated about seven and a half feet tall with nothing to stand on.

Partial sightingDoor or window contact
when I was probably 12, maybe 13 Virginia #754a1f9f-b534-460d-81a0-f9240cc6e597

Partial sighting in Virginia

When the witness was young, the younger brother ran from the bedroom claiming someone was looking in the window. The window was described as about nine feet off the ground. The witness saw and smelled nothing and they went to bed.

Partial sighting
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