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Odor North Carolina Related accounts Clear all
In May 2004 Roxboro, Person County, North Carolina Related account #8804

Odor near Roxboro, North Carolina

The witness smelled a strong dumpster-like odor while working at the back of the property.

Odor
About 8 hours later Camp Lejeune, Onslow County, North Carolina Related account #9750

Odor near Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

The witness stopped by the same tree later that day, the creature was gone but the strong odor remained.

Odor
In early October 2004 Badin Or Albermarl, Montgomery County, North Carolina Related account #8983

Wood knock near Badin Or Albermarl, North Carolina

The witnesses returned to the general area in early October 2004 and reported possible knocks, vocalizations, odor, and a fleeting sighting too dark to discern.

Wood knockVocalizationOdorPartial sighting
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