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Scream Minnesota Clear all
last year in September on a Friday Minnesota #6245a062-2d7b-45ab-8ff8-0ceb3fd8d98e

Sasquatch sighting in Minnesota

While fixing a tractor the witness approached what he thought was a cow in tall corn. It stood bipedal revealing a huge black hairy figure that screamed loudly enough to be heard over the phone. It charged, chased him back to the tractor keeping pace, then ran back to the corn.

Full-body sightingScream
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