BFRO #63981: Two witnesses to road crossing Sasquatch, 23 miles south of Columbus, near Stoutsville

📍 Location

📝 Description

My husband and I were driving home down Winchester Southern Rd toward St Rt 22 around 9:00pm on 12/20/2019. It was completely dark outside by this time. We were going around 60mph. My husband was on high alert for deer. We were just talking to each other when we approached the right hand turn off to Wyandotte Rd. My husband fell silent. He saw a very large, very tall, bipedal creature running toward the road from the left hand side. Within a split second I also saw this creature as it continued approaching the road at a full run. It entered into the peripheral of our headlights and came within 2-3 feet of the driver side window. Comparing the creature to our truck, it had to have been nearly 8 feet tall, as it was slightly slouched while running and was a head taller than our truck. It had blondish red fur and domed shoulder/head area. Since we were going around 60 mph as all of this happened, it ended up barely missing our truck and crossing the road behind us. We didn�t speak for 15-20 seconds until my husband finally said �What was that?!� We immediately turned around and traveled down Wyandotte Rd, in the direction it went behind us, but did not see or hear anything. We also used a spotlight from the truck to look along the road on both sides where we initially saw it but did not see any disturbance. The next morning we stopped at the exact spot again and looked for anything on the ground in the area but did not see anything.

🔍 Circumstances

2 witnesses, one was driving and the other was in the passenger seat, we were just talking prior to the incident

🌤️ Weather Conditions

Around 9:00pm, very dark outside, rural area, a few nearby houses but not much light

ℹ️ Additional Details

Around 9:00pm, very dark outside, rural area, a few nearby houses but not much light

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