Nightmarish chase of a monstrous creature reported in Vicksburg
The Vicksburg Miss Herald recounts a dramatic hunt after a six-foot black beast described by locals as a terrifying nonde script. Hounds and riders pursue the creature along the Big Black River where it mauls a dog before fleeing into the forest leaving white witnesses shaken.
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