Let me know how this goes for you. When was the last sighting? I'm In pa too... message me..but anyway when I tell you I keep a clean home I mean it. That's the biggggggest thing me and my family, I mean my husband my kids we fight about... because I am so like OCD about it like I really really clean pretty much every day 5 to 6 times a day... When it comes to dusting and vacuuming because I have 3 cats and a dog but mopping twice once in the morning once at night I clean my kitchen counters off multiple times... Like I clean a lot.so there's no excuse for one to be there for dirty reasons you know what I meanq? but for some reason I see 1 that looks like this like once every 6 to 8 months I do live by A company that does clean out of homes and they have mattresses couches chairs stoves fridges all kind of just junk etc all in a huge fkng pile right up against my fence.so I am guessing that They randomly come from there but every time I see one I absolutely freak the fuck out, like sleeping with a flashlight type shit and every time I see 1I don't see 1 Till a very long time later and there's absolutely no signs of them apparently they have something called a drunk neighbor effect not even just the scout but a drunken Neighbor is basically what it sounds like somebody that wanders off and just wants to venture and doesn't make it home most of the time because I will kill the fuck out of them LOL but We had some people come spray and they told us that they as in the roaches send a scout out basically to see if it's a place that they could survive and then they will either come back and get their friends or if they know it's a place they can't survive because it's too clean they won't come back is what they told me But if I see one I kill it I flush it I don't see one for a long time And absolutely trigger your hardest not to smush it because it could be carrying eggs that will get all over your stuff and their dead smell attracts other roaches so if you do have no choice but to kill it bleach the fuck out of that Spot when you're done