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Partial sighting New Jersey Related accounts Clear all
Date unknown Monroeville, Salem County, New Jersey Related account #76444

Sasquatch sighting near Monroeville, New Jersey

The witness recalled a brief glimpse of something brown and furry in the same area.

Partial sighting
Date unknown Pennsville, Salem County, New Jersey Related account #13310

Sasquatch sighting near Pennsville, New Jersey

Two young companions reported seeing a large white-covered creature at the woods edge just before joining the witness.

Partial sighting
A year and a half so earlier Pemberton Borough, Burlington County, New Jersey Related account #23784

Sasquatch sighting near Pemberton Borough, New Jersey

A couple of friends of the witness claimed to see a darker human-like figure kneeling by the creek before it looked up slightly and slipped into the brush.

Partial sightingMovement only
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