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Property disturbance4 Unidentified sound1

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Arkansas4

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Madison County2 Randolph County1 Clark County1

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about 2003 Pocahontas, Randolph County, Arkansas Related account #56443

Property disturbance near Pocahontas, Arkansas

The witness and her husband found a chewed cell phone in dead grass and over several days objects were moved between the grass and a tin pile.

Property disturbance
After that Wesley, Madison County, Arkansas Related account #59520

Property disturbance near Wesley, Arkansas

Tools, toys, and carts were moved around the property and dogs disappeared after the August vocalization.

Property disturbance
in the middle of the night Wesley, Madison County, Arkansas Related account #59520

Unidentified sound near Wesley, Arkansas

Rhythmic tapping was heard on house water pipes at night and the well house latch was later found open.

Unidentified soundProperty disturbance
Date unknown Clark County, Arkansas Related account #1638

Property disturbance near Clark County

Something has been repeatedly killing the witness's cows in the same clearing.

Property disturbance
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