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WAVE 92.7 weatherman saw monkey on 127 at Dunnville Ed, I'll be happy to join the guys in Adair County taking the ribbing about seeing a monkey in this area. Traveling south on US 127 at the bridge in Dunnville, I did observe an animal with monkey characteristics cross the road. It was this past Saturday night (May 24, 2008) at around 9:30 PM CST. A lot of people think I'm nuts about it, but I Know what I saw. Due to traffic being behind me, I wasn't able to stop and observe what it was. It wasn't a cat, dog, or bear. It had a tail that resembled a monkey. The short time I saw it moving it appeared to be resemble a monkey. It was about 4 - 4 1/2 feet long including tail, black and long haired like a monkey. Unless proven otherwise, I will believe this to be a monkey. s/Daniel Wilson Russell Springs, KY Thanks, Cousin-in-law Wilson. (Dan Wilson is a second cousin of my brother-in-law Peanut McKinley; that makes us kin). All of the reports we've received so far have been from highly respected observers. But we think you add a whole new dimension to the credibility of all the reports, with your scientific background. We couldn't be more elated if Jane Goodall or even Byron Crawford himself sent a monkey sighting! Thanks. I assure you that Jason Cox and Danny Biggerstaff appreciate your affirmation. -EW Related: "KY 900 sighting of mink-like creature" Mink entry, Wikipedia "There's been another monkey sighting" --or was it a meerkat like animal? Meerkat entry, Wikipedia "2 monkeys, or monkey-like animals, spotted near Conover Ln.," the first on the subject, posted on 2008-05-22 11:22:11, after animals sighted the day before. "B.J. Fudge issues hypothesis on monkey presence here/WERE THEY LEMURS?" Posted on 2008-05-25 10:43:23 Lemur entry, Wikipedia "Letter: What Jason, 'Staff may have seen" from skeptic who thought monkeys could have been two juveniles. This story was posted on 2008-05-31 10:36:07
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