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| [On This Day] |
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| Encounters with Aliens on this Day |
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| July 1 |
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| 1947 - Radar operators at Chitose Army Air Base on Hokkaido, Japan |
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| picked up an unidentified target 16 miles north of the base on course |
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| of 180 degrees and a speed in excess of 500 mph. The target reversed |
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| course, broke up into two responses, then merged back together again |
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| into one large response. (Source: Jan Aldrich, Project 1947 Research |
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| Notes from Bordentown, New Jersey talk, April 16, 2005, p. 27). |
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| 1947 - At 11:45 a.m. three discs were spotted over Portland, Oregon, |
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| then another 10-12 discs showed up, silently tipping from side to |
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| side as they followed the river to the west-northwest. (Sources: |
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| Oregon Journal, July 2, 1947; Ted Bloecher, Report on the UFO Wave of |
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| 1947, case # 135; Loren E. Gross, UFOs: A History. 1947, p. 22). |
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| 1947 - At noon Mrs. Hunt saw saw six discs maneuvering in the sky |
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| over Madras, Oregon. (Sources: The Oregonian, July 3, 1947; Ted |
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| Bloecher, Report on the UFO Wave of 1947, case # 136). |
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| 1947 - At 12:45 p.m. over Fort Stevens Annex, Oregon an extremely |
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| bright disc-shaped object maneuvered for 15 minutes. It then flew |
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| north toward the Columbia River. (Sources: Ashland Budget, July 1, |
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| 1947; Oregon Journal, July 2, 1947; Jan Aldrich, Project 1947: A |
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| Preliminary Report on the 1947 UFO Sighting Wave, p. 70). |
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| 1947 - At 3:00 p.m. a woman in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada saw a small |
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| silver colored, disc-shaped object three feet in diameter. It flew |
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| off toward the southeast with a wavering motion. (Sources: Edmonton |
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| Journal, July 2, 1947; Jan Aldrich, Project 1947: A Preliminary |
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| Report on the 1947 UFO Sighting Wave, p. 70). |
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| 1947 - In mid-afternoon in Pendleton, Oregon six to nine shiny |
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| platter-shaped objects whizzed overhead heading quickly toward the |
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| south. (Sources: Oregon Journal, July 3, 1947; Ted Bloecher, Report |
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| on the UFO Wave of 1947, case # 139). |
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| 1947 - Dr. G. Oliver Doctor saw a 'flying disc' zip over the city of |
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| El Paso, Texas on this day. It was shaped like two pie pans |
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| rim-to-rim, and was estimated to be 30 feet in diameter. It hurtled |
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| over Mount Franklin and then flew off towards Mexico. (Source: Jan |
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| Aldrich, Project 1947 Research Notes from Bordentown, New Jersey |
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| talk, April 16, 2005, p. 4, citing the Norman (OK) Transcript, July |
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| 2, 1947). |
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| 1947 - At 9:58 p.m a red disc-shaped object flew north to south at |
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| an extremely fast speed over Charleston, South Carolina. It had been |
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| seen earlier at Wilmington, North Carolina at 9:30 p.m. (Sources: |
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| Charleston (SC) News Courier, July 6, 1947; Ted Bloecher, Report on |
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| the UFO Wave of 1947, case # 147). |
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| 1947 - Late in the evening at around 11:00 p.m. thirteen silver |
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| disc-shaped objects flew over Albuquerque, New Mexico. They flew |
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| first toward the south, then turned to the east, and finally flew off |
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| to the west. A blue disc was also seen zig-zagging in the |
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| northwestern sky. (Sources: Albuquerque Journal, July 2, 1947; Ted |
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| Bloecher, Report on the UFO Wave of 1947, case # 152; Richard Hall, |
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| The UFO Evidence, p. 157). |
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| 1952 - Lynn, Massachusetts - At about 7:25 in the morning two F-94's |
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| were scrambled to intercept a UFO that a Ground Observer Corps |
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| spotter reported was travelling southwest across Boston. Radar |
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| couldn't pick it up so the jets were vectored into the general area. |
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| At 7:30 a.m. a man and his wife in Lynn noticed the two vapor trails |
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| from the F-94 interceptors and looked around the sky to see if they |
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| could spot what the jets were after. They saw a bright silver |
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| cigar-shaped object "about six times as long as it was wide" moving |
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| southwest. As they watched they saw an identical UFO was following |
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| the first one some distance back. Both were moving just a little |
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| faster than the two jets. The UFOs appeared to be at a very high |
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| altitude, and the couple watched as the two F-94's searched back and |
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| forth far below the UFOs. The Air Force lists the explanation of the |
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| objects as probable balloons. (Source: Edward J. Ruppelt, The Report |
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| on Unidentified Flying Objects. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1956, pg. |
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| 150). |
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| 1953 - On this day or the next, at around 11:00 a.m. in Villares del |
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| Saz, Cuenca, Spain an illiterate cowherd, 14-year-old Maximo |
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| Munos-Olivares Hernaiz, heard an intermittent whistling soung behind |
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| him. When he turned around he saw a "big balloon" on the ground. It |
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| was shaped like a water jug and was metallic in appearance. Through |
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| an opening came three dwarfs 60 cm tall, with yellow faces, narrow |
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| eyes, and oriental features. They spoke in a language he could not |
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| understand. They were dressed in blue, had a sort of flat hat with a |
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| visor in front, and a metal sheet on their arms. One of them smacked |
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| the boy's face, then they re-entered the machine, which glowed very |
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| brightly, made a soft whistling sound and went off "like a rocket." |
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| There were footprints left behind at the site and four holes 5 cm |
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| deep forming a perfect square, 36 cm on each side, that were found by |
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| the police. (Sources: Antonio Ribera, in Charles Bowen (editor), The |
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| Humanoids, p. 29; Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia: A Century of |
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| Landings, case # 113; David F. Webb & Ted Bloecher, HUMCAT: Catalogue |
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| of Humanoid Reports, case # 1953-07 (A0215); UNICAT, case # 438, |
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| citing The Humanoids: FSR Special Edition No. 1, p. 77). |
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| 1965 - A domed disc-shapec object flew over Beijing, China at 10:00 |
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| p.m. (Source: Lumieres dans la Nuit, issue # 218). |
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| 1965 - One of the most famous landing and humanoid reports occurred |
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| on this day in Valensole, Alpes-Haut-Provence department, France. At |
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| around five o'clock in the morning farmer Maurice Masse, age |
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| 41, heard a strange noise and saw an egg-shaped object 30 meters away |
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| in a field of lavender. The craft was set on a central pivot with six |
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| legs, was about five meters long, and had a door showing two seats |
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| back to back. Nearby it were two dwarfs the size of eight-year-old |
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| children, with bald heads, normal human eyes, and fine hands with |
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| five fingers. They seemed surprised when the witness approached them, |
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| and stopped their examination of a plant to aim a small device at |
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| him, causing him to become temporarily paralyzed and unable to move. |
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| They spoke among themselves in shrill sounds similar to a gargle. The |
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| craft took off and "vanished" into the air. Ground traces were found |
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| in the field. (Sources:Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia: A Century |
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| of Landings, case # 113; Flying Saucer Review, May-June 1965, p. 36; |
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| Richard H. Hall, The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty Year Report, |
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| p. 377; UNICAT, case 481). |
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| 1965 - On this night many witnesses in Framingham, Massachusetts saw |
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| a silvery white round object, which made side-to-side pendulum |
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| swings, then flew away to the north. (Source: APRO Bulletin, |
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| January-February 1966). |
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| 1968 - Returning home at four o'clock in the morning after a dance, |
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| 17-year-old Raul Salcedo encountered two very tall strange beings in |
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| Ricardone, Entre Rios, Argentina. They were nearly 10 feet tall. He |
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| "felt himself drawn towards them by the powerful magnetism radiated |
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| by them," which temporarily immobilized him, but he was able to break |
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| free and fled home in terror. There was simultaneously a spate of UFO |
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| sightings locally and in nearby San Lorenzo. (Sources: Jacques |
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| Vallee, Passport to Magonia: A Century of Landings, case # 913; David |
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| F. Webb and Ted Bloecher, HUMCAT: Catalogue of Humanoid Reports, case |
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| 1968-39, citing FSR, September-October 1968, p. 26). |
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| 1968 - At 12:30 p.m. three boys in Botucatu, Sao Paulo State, Brazil |
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| saw a disc-shaped object on the ground about eight meters wide and |
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| 350 meters away. It had a large tripod undercarriage and a ladder |
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| reaching down to the ground. These landing devices were retracted |
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| inside the object, and the object rose a few meters into the air, |
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| then flew off at high speed. Physical traces included the ground |
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| marks left behind by the tripod landing gear: imprints 7m x 6.8m x |
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| 5.45m apart, and marks left by the ladder. There was also a residual |
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| "gunpowder" smell, and the boys thought they heard a "tingling" sound |
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| during the encounter. (Sources: Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia: |
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| A Century of Landings, case # 914, citing Nigel Rimes, FSR, |
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| November-December 1968, p. 21; Walter Buhler, FSR Case Histories, |
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| December 1970, p. 11; Fred I. Merritt, Leg-Mark Catalog (N = 68), |
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| case 30). |
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| 1968 - A man, who lived in a third floor apartment along with his |
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| wife and young son, was watching television around midnight with his |
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| wife. It was a hot and humid summer night in Norwich, Connecticut. |
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| Suddenly the TV reception began to snow, and then they heard crying |
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| coming from the child's room. The man then caught a glimpse of |
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| someone in the room and ran to see who it was. When he got to the |
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| bedroom window he saw the figure fly away to a point about 200 feet |
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| up and several hundred feet south of the apartment building. It was |
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| headed towards a UFO that was ruby red in color. In seconds the |
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| figure was like a silver dot that had merged with the object along |
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| with 3 or 4 other dots. The object then rose to about 1000 feet and |
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| went southwest at high speed. The creature was described as about |
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| four-foot tall with large eyes and fang-like teeth. Its arms were |
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| disproportionately long, like an ape's arms. It wore a silvery |
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| colored suit and its feet did not appear to touch the ground. It |
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| seemed to float across the room and went out the open window. |
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| (Source: Albert S. Rosales, Humanoid Contact Database 1968, case |
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| #3198, citing the National UFO Reporting Center, Seattle). |
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| 1969 - At 6:15 a.m. Mr. Fred Yoos, age 62, heard a clattering sound |
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| that shook the building in Olds, Alberta, Canada. Looking out a |
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| window, he saw a 20 foot green oval-shaped object descend from a |
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| dense cloud in the northwest. It hovered just above the ground 50 |
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| feet away. By the light of the rising sun he could see the movement |
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| of two figures through a window-like opening. The object ascended |
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| vertically, leaving an imprint. (Source: David F. Webb and Ted |
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| Bloecher, HUMCAT: Catalogue of Humanoid Reports, case 1969-47, citing |
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| Ted Phillips, CUFOS). |
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| 1973 - Jarmo Nykanen was staying at his lakeside summer cottage in |
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| Sounenjoki, Finland when he awoke to a buzzing sound in the early |
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| morning hours. The cottage was being bathed in a strong blue light. |
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| Going outside, Jarmo saw a blue light "twice as big as a row boat" |
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| approach from over the lake. It stopped and hovered offshore. The |
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| light seemed to radiate from a kind of "jelly," glowing in an unusual |
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| manner. Jarmo thought he could see a strange being inside the light. |
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| The next thing he remembered he was lying on the porch of his cottage |
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| porch at about 6:00 a.m. He had lost track of four hours of time. |
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| (Sources: APRO Bulletin, November 1979, Paul Deveraux, Earth Lights). |
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| 1975 - Hamden, Connecticut - At 9:20 p.m. two witnesses were sitting |
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| on their porch when they noticed a bright red oval shoot across the |
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| nearby tree tops. The object was moving at a height of 100 feet above |
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| the nearby trees, and covered the distance on three city blocks in |
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| approximately 15 seconds. During the sighting static interfered with |
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| television reception, and the family dog was upset for a few minutes |
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| immediately following the sighting. (Sources: "From the Center for |
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| UFO Studies", FSR, April 1976, p. 24). |
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| 2001 - On this evening a couple riding bikes in a wooded area of |
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| Palmerston, Ontario, Canada observed a group of tall humanoid beings |
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| covered with brown hair. They seemed to be holding or carrying |
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| unusual devices. The hairy beings fled into the woods when they |
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| noticed the witnesses. Around the same time there were numerous |
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| reports of low flying glowing orange disc-shaped UFOs over the area. |
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| (Source: Albert S. Rosales, Humanoid Contact Database 2001, |
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| citing Unknown Country & CAUS). |
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| 2001 - Odete Fortini was standing on the verandah of her house in |
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| Paracambi, Rio de Janeiro State, Brazil on this night when she |
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| observed a ball of light approach and land about 200 meters away. |
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| When the light dimmed she could see that it was a disc-shaped object |
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| with a cupola on top and several small windows around its |
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| circumference. In the center of the object a door opened, and two |
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| one-meter tall humanoids stepped out. They appeared to be interested |
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| in the vegetation around the object. After a few minutes of |
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| investigation, they re-entered the object, which became bright again |
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| and took off at high speed. (Source: Albert S. Rosales, Humanoid |
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| Contact Database 2001, citing Thiago Luiz Ticchetti, EBE-ET). |
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| 2001 - On the same night eight-year-old Zeca Borba of Guaraja-Mirim, |
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| Para State, Brazil reported encountering and communicating with a |
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| short bluish-skinned humanoid with a large head and big eyes. The |
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| humanoid carried something that looked like a cane, and wore a |
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| silvery helmet. After 30 minutes the humanoid boarded a triangular |
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| shaped object, which quickly disappeared. (Source: Albert S. Rosales, |
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| Humanoid Contact Database 2001, citing Thiago Luiz Ticchetti, |
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| EBE-ET). |
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| Written by Donald A. Johnson, Ph.D. (Revised 29 October 2009). |
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| Compiled from the UFOCAT computer database. |
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| Themes: animal react |
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| ion, disc-shaped UFOs, green UFO, ground traces, inside UFO occupants |
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| , landings, long-armed humanoid, missing time, multi-year reports fro |
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| m Connecticut, oval or cigar-shaped UFOs, paralysis, procession of ob |
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| jects, RF interference with TV, vertical ascent, very tall humanoids. |
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| © Donald A. Johnson |
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