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over a period of approximately 7 years Kane, McKean County, Pennsylvania Related account #49903

Wood knock near Kane, Pennsylvania

Over about seven years, group members reported hearing knocks, loud branch breaks and large bipedal footsteps, smelling foul odors and feeling watched without seeing a creature.

Wood knockTree breakFootstepsOdorAnimal behaviour
about 11:00 PM at night Mount Union, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania Related account #69564

Wood knock near Mount Union, Pennsylvania

Around 11 p.m. the group returned again, imitated a knock with a branch, and recorded a reply knock on video.

Wood knock
Several minutes later Mount Union, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania Related account #69564

Wood knock near Mount Union, Pennsylvania

The same group drove back to the parking area the same night and recorded three knocks on cellphone video.

Wood knock
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