Sasquatch blamed for Idaho car crash
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As if drivers needed another distraction these days.
An Idaho woman who crashed into a deer on the night of March 22 claims the animal was chased in front of her car by a sasquatch.
The unidentified 50-year-old from the town of Tensed apparently became just that as she was driving along U.S. 95 near Potlatch and saw a shaggy seven- to eight-foot-tall creature running after the deer on the side of the highway, the Moscow-Pullman Daily News reports.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The woman told police that, after speeding by, she took a look in her rear-view mirror and next thing she knew the deer ran into the road and slammed into her Subaru Forester.
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Uninjured, she left the area to pick up her husband at work, and then reported the incident to the Benewah County Sheriff’s Office.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Police found no evidence of a sasquatch at the scene of the accident, which is not far from Moscow Mountain, the location of several alleged sasquatch/bigfoot sightings over the years.