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two or three years previously Jessup Twnshp., Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania Related account #25085

Scream near Jessup Twnshp., Pennsylvania

A few years earlier the witness heard loud screeching screams that moved down the mountain over several afternoon and evening hours.

Scream
a short time later that same first year Springville, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania Related account #8305

Scream near Springville, Pennsylvania

The son and his wife heard eerie screeching in the woods while their two normally vocal dogs hid silently.

ScreamAnimal behaviour
about two weeks before the sighting Elmora/Bakerton, Cambria County, Pennsylvania Related account #7137

Scream near Elmora/Bakerton, Pennsylvania

About two weeks earlier, the witness and her husband heard strange high-pitched repetitive screams while fishing at the same reservoir.

Scream
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