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Time and Place:<\/div>\n
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ear: 1969
\nMonth: June
\nDay of Month (number only – e.g. 16): 19
\nTime of Day: approximate 9pm-11pm
\nCounty: New York Warren<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Conditions:<\/div>\n
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Terrain Description: Well used trails and campsites with lake and mountain
\nveiws.Wooded lots with plenty of children and campers playing,I remember the day because neil
\narmstrong did his famous moon landing and walk the next night that I cought on a TV being watched by a camper in a metal RV with lots more lookyloes like me stopping to watch that idealistic moment. Lots were wooded but well groomed with showers and outhouses everywhere and changing rooms near the water. Bears were known to frequent the nearby dump that was a place to sometimes go and observe them from ones cars.Deer and other wildlife as well were visiters.Feeding squirals and small birds from hand was fun. Skunks and racoons were too but not so happly welcome. Lighting Conditions: Dark with camper flashlights and road\/trail streetlights.Lighting at outhouses as well.
\nNearest Town or Landmark: Camps like boyhaven and ywca’s gingacook(spelling off ) I think. Not far from Gaslight village and now its all changed quit a bit I here.
\nDescription of Encounter Area: Near park service building shed behind or near entrance gates and
\ncommand office off trail a short distants from the outhouse I went to use. Along the shed and between a tree.
\nAre There Food and\/or Water Sources in the Area? (if so, describe): State park with nearby
\nstores and attractions.On the lake,plenty of campers with grills.picknick tables and plenty of garbage cans and a dump.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Witness Overview:<\/div>\n
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Occupation\/Background: Retired.Former CEO,assembly and design QB engineer tektroniks
\ninc.,Coleco superviser,retr.Sherif dept. Humbolt county,ca.,Ombudsman,advocate,artist,contractor,
\nBa,BofA college of the Redwoods,certif of law enforcement training Redwoods center,certs in arts
\napperc.Humbolt state univ.Artist engraver poet former missio<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Encounter::<\/div>\n
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Number of Witnesses: possibly a few boys my age.
\nLength of Observation: Less then 30 seconds.
\nAnimal Description: Sick frightfull emashiated look. Thin boney,suffering in appearance typical of a
\nrabid animal,except this creature walked on two legs.Had short manged hair with spots missing. It had an exagerated devilish smile.I felt that it didn’t want to smile but its smile was actualy a painfull<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Collected Evidence:<\/div>\n
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grimmis. The creature was in my thoughts insane from hydrophobia,ei.Rabies! For years I beleaved it was some kind of explainable animal. Fur color is hard to recall exept it reminded me of deer or raccoon in its multed yet short hair.grey\/brown?
\nAprox. Height: 2and a half feet tall yet hunched a bit.
\nAprox. Weight: 25 or 30lbs.max
\nHead\/Facial Description: discribed above.Grin taking up much of its face. Exactly as drawn by person in report I read on BFRO
\nCan Witness Provide a Sketch of Animal Seen?: Yes
\nAny Odor? If so, Description: do not recall.
\nVocalizations Heard?: Yes
\nWood Knocks Heard?: No
\nAlong the shed and between a tree I heard a hiss or squeel and went to look at what I beleaved untill know was a rabid and mal-deformed animal of unknown type.It was maybe 2.5ft tall short haired thin boned,toothpick like legs and arms. Most frightning was its face. Taking up much of his face was a smile from eye to eye.His skin seemed pulled tight and he made muttering mummbling squeeks and shreeks as it noticed me with the flashlight shining on it.It was indeed standing and could walk as it did run way eventualy.I had to scare it away as I felt is was a unusual for an animal, but a very sick and dangerous, animal that was likly rabbid.I acted as if I was reaching for a stick or rock.It ran with a ill looking attempt to scare me one last time as it left by opening its mouth.I was afraid but felt it was dieing and might attack out of its own madness so I was very glad to see it flee even as it did. I also remember feeling so sorry for it and the health it was in. I told people at camp but as kids exitment is discounted,so I also put it aside in my mind as an event no one whould ever care to know.I’m 52 now. I didn’t report this encounter untill now because I hadn’t beleaved in it being anything except what someday be explained, and untill I ran into a family of bigfoots in naples,newyork this year(2012),I have had no reason to visit sites on the web and learn,ohh thats what that is or is it? The Drawing the person drew of this forest demon looking animal with a joker like almost evil envoking sinister smile on its face is exactly as I also
\nsaw in the lake george area as a boy in !969. I am in contact with one of your specialists named Bill R. who also encouraged me to go ahead and fill in a seperate report on this old event.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Priority Level::<\/div>\n
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Normal 2-5 years<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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