Brendan says he and his brother saw a dark-haired, humanlike figure near an unfinished cabin wall; he reports its crouching, reaction and departure.
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Brendan says he and his brother saw a dark-haired, humanlike figure near an unfinished cabin wall; he reports its crouching, reaction and departure.
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Reported brother co-witness is not independent corroboration; date circa 1978; later neighbor/child stories are third-party reports. No independent co-witness statement or physical evidence
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