Linda Dixon-Smith
Primary observing witness.
Open witness profile →Linda Dixon-Smith reported a daylight roadside sighting of a stationary reddish-brown upright figure in a utility corridor near Camp Chawanakee.
On June 28, 2026, Linda Dixon-Smith reported a daylight roadside sighting near Camp Chawanakee in Fresno County, California. From a slowly moving vehicle she saw a stationary upright figure positioned in a cleared utility corridor. She described reddish-brown hair with skin apparently visible through it, a small head close to the shoulders, and arms extending past the knees.
Dixon-Smith said the lower legs and feet were obscured by grass as the vehicle passed. Her grandson was in the vehicle, but the current public record does not contain his own independent visual statement. Dixon-Smith later returned to the location and photographs of the scene were reported, although no photograph of the subject itself is known.
A BFRO investigator later attributed an approximate eight-foot height estimate to the witness and documented the reported position near utility lines. Those follow-up measurements and location details are useful context, but they remain separate from the witness's original wording.
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The witness returned to the area and follow-up scene photographs document the setting, while investigator measurements add context. No photograph of the reported subject or other directly connected physical evidence is established in the current record.
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