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15 October 2019 Griswold, New London County, Connecticut Class A #69612

Close-range, multi-witness motorist sighting of a Bigfoot in Pachaug State Forest near Griswold

Two people driving east on a dirt forest road heard a loud ruckus in the woods and stopped. A tall, dark-brown upright creature ran across the road about 10 feet in front of their vehicle, crossing in two steps. It continued about 40 yards into the woods and disappeared within seconds.

Full-body sightingRoad crossingMovement only
Once in a while Torrington, Litchfield County, Connecticut Related account #58379

Movement only near Torrington, Connecticut

The witness and a friend on the porch sensed something very large and heavy running in a straight line across the field behind the house without seeing it.

Movement onlyFootsteps
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