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Geographical Index > United States > Ohio > Summit County > Report # 71997
 
Report # 71997  (Class A)
Submitted by witness Jennifer Adams on Saturday, December 18, 2021.
4:45am road crossing sighting of a Sasquatch 18 miles south of Cleveland
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YEAR: 2019

SEASON: Spring

MONTH: May

STATE: Ohio

COUNTY: Summit County

LOCATION DETAILS: Near Buddhist temple, rt 303 Richfield Ohio

[Investigator (MM) Notes:

Here are the GPS coordinates for the crossing point. The figure was crossing Route 303 from south to north. Paste these coordinates into Google Maps, or paste the link into a web browser.

41.2392457, -81.6229513

https://goo.gl/maps/FicvVoP9kQLokNGcA


NEAREST TOWN: Richfield Ohio

NEAREST ROAD: 303

OBSERVED: In 2019 Richfield Ohio large dark figure crossed road.

OTHER WITNESSES: 1 and I was driving

OTHER STORIES: Yes they are posted on your sight but had not heard of them prior and did not want to sound crazy so never told anyone but my husband

TIME AND CONDITIONS: 4:30 4-45 am

ENVIRONMENT: Wooded Creek overgrown


Follow-up investigation report by BFRO Investigator Matthew Moneymaker:

I spoke with the witness, Jennifer Adams, at length by phone. She didn't write much in her written report but she did provide all the other informatino by phone. She is a credible witness. She had a clear road crossing sighting near an area with history of sightings and encounters -- Cuyhoga Valley National Park.

This incident occurred around 4:45am as she was driving westbound on Route 303, headed to work in Brunswick. She takes the same route from Cuyahoga Falls each weekday morning, north on Route 8 then west on 303. She sees deer on, or near, Route 303 almost every morning.

Although this area is only 18 miles south of Cleveland, it is a different world. It feels very rural and remote, surrounded by thick forest. For many years deer hunting was completely banned for the surrounding area. In time the deer population increased so much that there were frequent collisions with vehicles. Newly planted gardens were frequently consumed by roaming deer herds. People got angry. Bow hunting was permitted to help deal with the problem. It had some effect, but the area is still heavily populated with deer. The large number of deer is what would attract a sasquatch to the area.

The sasquatch crossed the two-lane road roughly "three car lengths" in front of her vehicle. It was walking briskly, not running, and was lit up by her headlights. It's fur color was dark brown or black.

Although it was walking on two legs with arms swinging like a human, she knew immediately that it was not a human because it was "way too large to be a person -- too tall and too wide". It also "crossed the road is just a few steps" then disappeared into the woods.















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Here are the GPS coordinates for the crossing location:

41.2392457, -81.6229513

Here is the Google Maps pin for the crossing location:

https://goo.gl/maps/FicvVoP9kQLokNGcA


About BFRO Investigator Matthew Moneymaker:

Matthew Moneymaker is originally from the Los Feliz District of Los Angeles, California.

- Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA).

- Founder of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization,1995.

- Writer and co-producer of the Discovery Channel documentary "Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science", 2001.

- Co-producer of the TV Series "Mysterious Encounters" for the Outdoor Life Network (OLN Channel), 2002.

- Producer of the "2003 International Bigfoot Symposium" (Willow Creek Symposium) DVD set, 2004.

- Co-host of "Finding Bigfoot" on Animal Planet Channel, 2010 - 2017.

- Current Director of the BFRO






 
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