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But what was most notable to Cousins about this creature were its glowing red eyes.

Early that same morning in the town of Bristol, Pennsylvania, about 26 miles away, several other people also reported seeing a large bat-winged creature in the sky.

One of these witnesses was a police officer named James Sackville, who actually shot at the creature with his pistol.

When the sun rose that morning, multiple residents reported finding strange hoof prints in the snow crisscrossing their yards and even on their rooftops.

A brand new Ford Model T topped out at about 45 miles an hour.

That same night, across the river in Bristol, Pennsylvania, three people are awake at two in the morning.

A man who's up with his baby daughter hears a sound by the canal like the scratching of a phonograph before the music begins, that crackle before a record starts.

He looks out and sees a large creature hopping along the bank.

I love it.

These Halloween decorations in Bristol Borough have some people stomping in their tracks.

I said, what? Are you kidding me? I said, this is really what they're doing now? Like, this is crazy.

The homeowner, who did not want to go on camera, says he purchased a corpse kit online to create a creepy graveyard on his lawn.

However, he respectfully declined, saying he's not breaking laws and didn't mean to offend anyone.

It's triggering.

These Halloween decorations in Bristol Borough have...

I love it.

A Pennsylvania homeowner is facing calls to remove his creepy Halloween decorations depicting bodies hanging from trees, with critics comparing the display to lynching victims.

The controversial decorations outside the unidentified Bristol Borough residence home feature phony bodies wrapped in bags hanging from a tree, NBC10 Philadelphia reported.

Now, I was able to find this story because apparently the NAACP is getting involved in this mess.

Now I don't want you to worry too much, okay? Life will go on.

And how far is too far when it comes to Halloween declarations? That's the debate happening in a Pennsylvania neighborhood where one homeowner's declarations are upsetting residents and now the local NAACP is getting involved.

This is happening in Bristol Borough, just outside of Philadelphia.

The homeowner has what appears to be dead bodies wrapped in black bags hanging from trees in front of his yard.

And for some people in the neighborhood, this goes far beyond Halloween.

But one display in Bucks County is stirring up controversy.

Our Jennifer Lee with more on why this Bristol Township display has some folks so upset.

The Halloween display in Bristol Borough shows bodies hanging from a tree.

The Bucks County NAACP is calling for it to be voluntarily removed.

We want to warn you, some might find this display disturbing.

I'm sure when he did that, he wasn't thinking racial.

Yeah, I'm not sure it's anybody's business, to tell you the truth.

Halloween display in Bristol shows several bodies hanging from a tree.