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Interaction3 Sounds2 Physical traces2

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Object throwing3 Footsteps1 Tracks1 Property disturbance1 Wood knock1 Howl1 Tree break1

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Florida3

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Pasco County1 Flagler County1 Citrus County1

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In 1988 or '89 Pasco County, Florida Related account #737

Footsteps near Pasco County

In the late 1980s the same group heard something walking through tall grass toward an abandoned house, heard something hit the house, fled, and the next day found a path through the grass and a damaged wall under a window.

FootstepsObject throwingTracksProperty disturbance
at night Bunnell, Flagler County, Florida Related account #46728

Wood knock near Bunnell, Florida

The witness reports taking people to the area at night on multiple occasions and experiencing knocks, howls, tree breaks and thrown objects.

Wood knockHowlTree breakObject throwing
Fall of 1962 Hernando City, Citrus County, Florida Related account #28678

Object throwing near Hernando City, Florida

During a fall 1962 scout night walk on the island, the witness and others had sticks thrown at them from the swamp area.

Object throwing
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