Incident on Abair Road
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In August 1976, Police Officer Brian Gosselin had a face-to-face encounter with a Bigfoot-type creature on Abair Road in Whitehall, NY. With multiple other officers seeing the creature the two-day fiasco went on to be considered one of the most credible creature sightings in history. Join us as we examined this historic and creepy account and draw your own conclusion.
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