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Jackson County1 Etowa County1

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Object throwing Alabama Clear all
August 2013 Scottsboro, Jackson County, Alabama Class B #44479

Possible encounter while fishing Lake Guntersville at night

The witness was night fishing from a dock when an otter nearby suddenly fled. The witness then saw a large grey shape move quickly and silently between cover, followed by a large splash near the dock. Frightened, the witness left immediately and found large four-toed footprints on a return visit the next day.

Partial sightingEyeshineObject throwingTracks
Just in the past week Gadsden, Etowa County, Alabama Related account #37094

Rock throwing near Gadsden, Alabama

Six-inch-diameter trees were torn apart and rocks, dirt and other objects were thrown, with rocks thrown in the past week.

Rock throwingObject throwingTree break
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