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Isabella County1

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Wood knock Michigan Second-hand Clear all
In late October Mount Pleasant, Isabella County, Michigan Related account #31860

Wood knock near Mount Pleasant, Michigan

In late October around dusk a relative heard a tree knock from across the river by a pond each time leaves were thrown over the bank edge.

Wood knock
Date unknown Michigan #2796d1d3-3707-4612-9252-69f72b24c8e0

Sasquatch sighting in Michigan

At the Michigan house the family repeatedly heard knocks, whoops and howls. Around 2-3 AM the father saw a large black figure cross the field and road and called the sheriff. After the sheriff fled and returned with military trucks there was heavy automatic gunfire, and the father and son later found large amounts of blood and bullet-riddled trees.

Full-body sightingSilhouetteWood knockWhoopHowl
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