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2 days later around dusk Yale, Payne County, Oklahoma Related account #25553

Property disturbance near Yale, Oklahoma

Two days later the reporter found the camping trailer door open with its latch metal on the ground despite no wind.

Property disturbance
on the 27th Watson, McCurtain County, Oklahoma Related account #77952

Property disturbance near Watson, Oklahoma

After an overnight absence, the family returned to find the dog food container dragged out and opened, interior shelves knocked from the wall, and a roof solar panel ripped with broken welds but not stolen.

Property disturbance
over the next four to five years Wilburton, Latimer County, Oklahoma Related account #8678

Scream near Wilburton, Oklahoma

Over several years after the main night, nearby residents heard nighttime screams and noises while chickens, pets and stored meat went missing.

ScreamUnidentified soundProperty disturbance
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