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August, 1976: Three teens driving on an isolated stretch of road somewhere in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York have a brush with a bizarre creature. Standing over 7 feet tall and covered in hair, they referred to it as a beast. Hours later, Abair Road was crawling with local and state police. Many of them recounted seeing the creature, as well. As the weeks and months passed more individuals came forward with their own sightings. The Abair Incident became the impetus for a rash of sightings around the town of Whitehall that continue to this day. Today, Whitehall is frequently referred to as the Bigfoot Capitol of the East Coast. Now, a film has been made about the Abair Incident. The studio behind the indie darling, Minerva Monster, has set out to tell the Whitehall story as it never has been before. Featuring interviews with witnesses and local figures, highlights one of the single most important stories in Bigfoot lore. For more information visit smalltownmonsters.com or facebook.com/smltownmonsters .The previous STM production, Minerva Monster is available at shop.smalltownmonsters.com along with other film-related merchandise.

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