Evidence Page
We will post any evidence collected during investigations. This includes photographs, video and audio.
If possible, physical evidence collected such as hair, tissue or footprints will be sent to be analyzed by our contact professionals in the scientific community.
Follow-up information will be posted here as well.
If possible, physical evidence collected such as hair, tissue or footprints will be sent to be analyzed by our contact professionals in the scientific community.
Follow-up information will be posted here as well.
Track discovery
August 9, 2020
Mt Pleasant Twp, Westmoreland County
Mt Pleasant Twp, Westmoreland County
On the morning of Sunday August 9, 2020, Members of the PBS were notified by social media of a trackway discovery by a fisherman who was fishing earlier that morning.
While he was setting up to fish on the south bound side of the creek, the fisherman discovered 8 human looking tracks in the muddy creek bank. He took photos of the tracks, and searched the northbound side of the creek and found no further tracks. The fisherman continued to search further downstream and discovered additional tracks. The fisherman discovered 16 tracks in total. The measurements were 11 inches by 4 inches. The stride between tracks varied. But the most common stride size was approximately 38 inches. PBS members Eric Altman and Ricky Churby investigated and were shown the tracks. Measurements were taken and several castings were made. An additional search of both sides of the creek yielded no further tracks than what was already discovered.
Although no one saw the person or creature responsible for leaving the prints, they do fall within the human size and stride range. Unfortunately, we can not conclusively say who or what left the footrprints.
While he was setting up to fish on the south bound side of the creek, the fisherman discovered 8 human looking tracks in the muddy creek bank. He took photos of the tracks, and searched the northbound side of the creek and found no further tracks. The fisherman continued to search further downstream and discovered additional tracks. The fisherman discovered 16 tracks in total. The measurements were 11 inches by 4 inches. The stride between tracks varied. But the most common stride size was approximately 38 inches. PBS members Eric Altman and Ricky Churby investigated and were shown the tracks. Measurements were taken and several castings were made. An additional search of both sides of the creek yielded no further tracks than what was already discovered.
Although no one saw the person or creature responsible for leaving the prints, they do fall within the human size and stride range. Unfortunately, we can not conclusively say who or what left the footrprints.
