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ENC-902545DATE PRECISION: approximateRECORD COMPLETENESS: 43%
Jason Hamilton Howling / Paralysis / Time-Compression Report — circa 2004
approximately five years before the November 16, 2009 interviewSkinwalker Ranch / Fort Duchesne off-site vicinity, Utah, Utah, United States
Hamilton reported hearing prolonged growling/howling and branches breaking while searching for his dog near midnight. He said he became paralyzed and remained outside for nearly three hours although the interval felt like about twenty minutes; the chapter does not provide a clear visual morphology of the supposed source.
// LINKED CLASSIFICATIONS:High Strangeness & Anomalous Effects(P-000106)→
// PROVENANCE COVERAGE
43% record completeness
This measures documentation coverage, not whether the encounter or its claims are true.
0 SOURCES · 0 PRIMARY
Date documented
approximately five years before the November 16, 2009 interview
Location documented
Skinwalker Ranch / Fort Duchesne off-site vicinity, Utah, Utah, United States
Map coordinates available
No latitude/longitude is available for mapping.
Catalogue classification linked
1 family link(s), 0 case-specific component(s).
Published citation-backed claims
0 encounter-target claim(s), 0 component claim(s).
Source coverage
0 unique source edition(s); 0 marked primary for at least one claim.
Assessment has encounter-level provenance
Assessment fields exist, but no encounter-target published citation-backed claim currently supports them.
Assessment values are present without encounter-target published citation-backed claims. Treat the matrix as unprovenanced metadata until direct claims are added.
Witness totals are stored, but no encounter-level cited claim currently documents where those numbers came from.
// ASSESSMENT METADATA
Stored case-assessment fields
Stored total witness estimate1
Stored verified-report count0
Instrumental evidence flagNO
Official investigation flagYES
These stored assessment values are shown transparently but should not be treated as source-backed facts until encounter-target claims cite their provenance.