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Howl3 Door or window contact1 Property disturbance1 Scream1 Growl1

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Brunswick County1 Chesapeake City County1 Accomack County1

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most of the last five years Blackstone, Brunswick County, Virginia Related account #29305

Door or window contact near Blackstone, Virginia

The farm had recurring night slaps on the house, moved yard objects, and choruses of wailing howls.

Door or window contactProperty disturbanceHowl
some winter months Chesapeake, Chesapeake City County, Virginia Related account #4788

Howl near Chesapeake, Virginia

The witness's friend reported hearing the same frightening woodland sound while serving as winter caretaker at the Ranch with a visitor present.

Howl
just a few nights maybe a week later Sanford VA 23426 Is Where This Happened, Accomack County, Virginia Related account #20257

Howl near Sanford VA 23426 Is Where This Happened, Virginia

A few nights later the witness's wife, alone in the same trailer, heard two or three similar scream-howl voices for about five minutes that ended with guttural growling as town dogs began barking.

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