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Rock throwing3 Object throwing1

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during the weeks before the sighting Redding, Shasta County, California Related account #11986

Rock throwing near Redding, California

The witness reported rocks and sticks repeatedly hitting the cavern-entrance building during the weeks before the sighting, occurring only when she was alone.

Rock throwingObject throwing
a year or two before Nearest Town Would Be Lee Vining, Mono County, California Related account #1510

Rock throwing near Nearest Town Would Be Lee Vining, California

A year or two earlier, while fishing at the same lake, family members saw a large rock land in the water with no one visible on the shore.

Rock throwing
later on during the night Lee Vining, Mono County, California Related account #24743

Rock throwing near Lee Vining, California

A small rock struck the trailer roof later that night despite no wind.

Rock throwing
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