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Scream New Jersey Clear all
Date unknown New Jersey #23892198-383b-4e46-9533-253c965d557f

Scream in New Jersey

While walking down a creepy road, the witnesses heard a faint scream from the heavily wooded side. To the other side the witness noticed an amber-yellow glowing light among the trees that seemed to move.

Scream
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