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Vocalization3 Rock throwing2 Wood knock1 Unidentified sound1

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Virginia3

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Rockingham County2 Fairfax County1

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Spring of 1995 Rawley Springs, Rockingham County, Virginia Related account #17326

Rock throwing near Rawley Springs, Virginia

During a spring 1995 camping trip in the same area, the group heard odd cries and rocks tossed nearby.

Rock throwingVocalization
fall of 1994 Rawley Springs, Rockingham County, Virginia Related account #17326

Rock throwing near Rawley Springs, Virginia

During a fall 1994 camping trip in the same area, the group heard odd cries and rocks tossed nearby.

Rock throwingVocalization
at random times of the evening/night Ft Belvoir, Fairfax County, Virginia Related account #33887

Wood knock near Ft Belvoir, Virginia

The same witness repeatedly heard loud bangs, whole-tree breaks and strange animal sounds from the swamp and south woods while on patrol and gate duty.

Wood knockVocalizationUnidentified sound
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