Sasquatch Sighting in Pennsylvania Deemed Sincere and Credible by Official Investigator

📍 Location

📝 Description

A daytime sighting on October 4, 2025, along Interstate 80 in Centre County, Pennsylvania, near mile marker 169, was described by BFRO investigators as credible. The main witness, a retired civil engineer and Air Force veteran, reported seeing a tall, upright, uniformly dark figure cross four lanes of traffic in approximately three seconds and then vanish into the woods on the median side. Two additional witnesses also reported sightings that day. The observer distance was about 150–160 yards behind another vehicle; the movement was described as a smooth glide rather than a sprint, and there were no observed facial features or sounds. BFRO investigator Bejamin C. deemed the primary witness sincere and very credible. While the reports are taken seriously by researchers, no physical evidence has been publicly released, and the case remains under investigation by BFRO and corroborating outlets.

🔍 Circumstances

Date: October 4, 2025 (around 5:30 PM). Location: I-80 Westbound, Centre County, Pennsylvania, near mile marker 169. The primary witness, traveling roughly 150–160 yards behind another vehicle, observed a dark, upright figure enter the roadway from the shoulder and cross all four lanes in about three seconds, then disappear into the median woods without climbing the guardrail. Two additional witnesses also reported sightings that day. BFRO investigator Bejamin C. interviewed the main witness and described him as sincere and very credible.

👤 Physical Description

Tall, slender, uniformly dark in color; human-like head and shoulders; movement described as smooth, gliding rather than sprinting; no clear facial features observed; no sounds reported.

ℹ️ Additional Details

Main witness distance to following vehicle: ~150–160 yards; Witness described the figure as not a bear; Two additional witnesses corroborated sightings the same day; BFRO investigator’s assessment highlighted credibility of the primary witness; Publicly available sources discuss the BFRO report but no physical evidence has been released.

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