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10/28/2023

GEORGETOWN - A startling discovery has rocked the quiet town of Georgetown, as a local homeowner's backyard security camera captured footage of a creature that many believe resembles a werewolf.

The homeowner, Jarrod Miller of Georgetown, handed over the footage to the Scott County Sheriff's Office for analysis. The eerie video, shot in the dead of night, shows a hulking figure with wolf-like features lurking in Miller's backyard. Its appearance, complete with sharp fangs and elongated claws, has fueled speculation that it could indeed be a genuine werewolf.

"If verified, this sighting would mark the first official werewolf encounter in Georgetown's history," says Sheriff Tony Hampton. "We will continue to examine the footage as we attempt to authenticate it. Meanwhile, we advise that residents in the community remain cautious and stay vigilant."

This is a developing story.

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