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since before they were assigned there Ft Belvoir, Fairfax County, Virginia Related account #33887

Historical account near Ft Belvoir, Virginia

Base personnel told the witness that similar activity had occurred since before their assignments.

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Date unknown Woodbine, Whitley County, Kentucky Related account #32377

Folklore near Woodbine, Kentucky

Local old-timers have long told stories of a Meadow Creek Monster in the area dating back to the 1800s.

FolkloreHistorical account
Back in the 70's Farmer City, De Witt County, Illinois Related account #28110

Historical account near Farmer City, Illinois

Town residents reported sightings called the Salt Creek monster in the 1970s.

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40 to 50 years ago Lake Park,, Palm Beach County, Florida Related account #30929

Historical account near Lake Park,, Florida

The witness recalls skunk ape reportedly seen in the general area 40 to 50 years earlier before development.

Historical account
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