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Steven Silkotch's Sighting |
| Location: Mullica River, NJ |
Date: April 1966 |
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Excerpt from "The Jersey Devil" by James McCloy & Ray Miller:
...attributed to the Jersey Devil was an extraordinary mangling of dogs and livestock near the Mullica River in April, 1966, when Steven Silkotch found his poultry farm ravaged by a ghastly night intruder. To his astonishment, he found strewn about and cruelly mauled the carcasses of 31 ducks, 3 geese, 4 cats, and 2 large dogs, one of which was a 90 lb. German Shepherd. The unfortunate Shepherd's thick collar was chewed to pieces, and his body dragged a quarter of a mile from the scene of the attack.
This is the barn on the Silkotch property, where the Jersey Devil attack was reported to have taken place. |
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