Bigfoot sighting near Auburn, Washington
May 2002 · auburn, Washington, United States
Hikers returning at night along the White River in King County, Washington, heard footsteps and a growl and had sticks and pebbles thrown at them from an unseen source.
The account itself raises a hoax or a misidentification.
Facts
- Reported as
- Hikers report possible stalking and rock/stick throwing in White River drainage near Muckleshoot Reservation
- Date
- May 2002
- Place
- auburn, Washington, United States
- Evidence
- vocal
- Point
- 47.275, -122.195
- Located within
- 1.3 km
- Time
- about 01:00, night
- Witness was
- hiking
- Witnesses
- 3
- Creatures
- 1
- Distance
- 3.8 m (12 ft)
- Described as
- biped
- Behaviour
- throwing, vocalizing
- Sounds
- footsteps, growl, tree break
- In the account
- bipedal footsteps, branches breaking, deer present, felt fear, followed or paced, full moon, growl, near water, on trail, ruled out bear, threw rocks, threw sticks, walked upright
- Account
- firsthand
- Sources
- 2 independent (5 listings)
Sources
- BFRORead the report
- BFRO (full-text copy)Read the report
- BFRO (KML copy)Read the report
- ManganiRead the report
- BFRO (Renner copy)Read the report
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