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| [On This Day] |
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| Encounters with Aliens on this Day |
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| May 22 |
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| 1951 - A bluish-white object circled around and paced an American |
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| Airlines flight 100 miles southwest of Dodge City, Kansas at 3:20 |
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| a.m. (Source: Dominique Weinstein, Aircraft UFO Encounters, p 13). |
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| 1961 - Over 20 high qualified witnesses including several doctors |
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| watched a 30 meter long metallic ovoid object maneuver at low |
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| altitude in Ocumare del Tuy, Venezuela and then land at 10:30 a.m. A |
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| total of three objects were seen, manuevering silently in and out of |
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| the nearby hills and dodging trees and a low speed. Flattened grass |
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| was found at the landing site. (Sources: APRO Bulletin, September |
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| 1961; Coral E. Lorenzen, Flying Saucers: The Startling Evidence of |
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| the Invasion from Outer Space, p. 185; Larry Hatch, U computer |
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| database, case #5930). |
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| 1961 - That same afternoon in Texas a stationary silver disc hung in |
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| the air over Tyndall Air Force Base. It was seen by two married |
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| women, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Davis, at 4:30 p.m. The object appeared to |
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| be revolving as it hovered. After 15 minutes it finally rose higher |
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| and higher into the air and disappeared. A Project Blue Book |
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| "unknown." (Sources: Project Blue Book files counted in official |
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| statistics, case # 7417; Lloyd Mallan, Science & Mechanics, December |
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| 1966, p. 36; Lloyd Mallan, The Official Guide to UFOs, p. 22; Richard |
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| H. Hall, The UFO Evidence (Volume I), p. 95). |
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| Tyndall AFB, Texas - 1961 |
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| 1962 - Several luminous discs were seen four times in 35 minutes |
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| during an Argentine Navy aircraft flight from Espora Naval Air Base |
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| in Buenos Aires province, Argentina. The plane's radio failed |
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| completely during the close encounters. (Sources: Robert Enrique |
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| Banchs, Las Evidencias del Fenomeno OVNI, citing Antonio Ribera; |
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| Dominique Weinstein, Aircraft UFO Encounters, p. 33). |
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| 1963 - Four pink wheels spun in the sky while flying from the east to |
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| the west very fast in succession. They were witnessed by a civilian |
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| named Jackson in Pequannock, New Jersey at 10:50 p.m. (Sources: |
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| Project Blue Book files counted in official statistics, case # 8363; |
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| Don Berliner, Project Blue Book Unknowns, p. 31). |
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| 1964 - (1) High School cafeteria employees watched the landing and |
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| take-off of a round UFO from the school grounds in Hopkinsville, |
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| Kentucky at nine o'clock in the morning. The object emitted four |
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| beams of light. The grass had been flattened at the landing site. (2) |
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| On that same day a UFO was tracked by radar at the White Sands |
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| Stallion Missile Range in New Mexico. (Source: (1) George D. Fawcett, |
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| Flying Saucers, June 1965, p. 27 and October 1966, p. 30, citing |
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| NICAP; Coral E. Lorenzen, Fate magazine, October 1964, p. 45; Coral |
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| E. Lorenzen, Flying Saucer Occupants, p. 150). |
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| 1965 - A silent gray object that looked like a blimp or dirigible |
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| hovered low over the New England Power Plant in Salem, Massachusetts |
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| at 5:00 p.m. (Sources: Raymond E. Fowler, case file investigation, |
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| report dated July 13, 1965; Raymond E. Fowler, UFOs: Interplanetary |
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| Visitors, p. 332). |
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| Salem, Massachusetts - 1965 |
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| 1967 - On this evening Mr. Tyrode, a 45-year-old school teacher, saw |
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| a glow and then an object shaped like an inverted plate emitting a |
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| greenish-blue light in Evillers, France. It flew less than 20 meters |
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| above his car at at estimated speed of 40 km/hour. (Source: Jacques |
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| Vallee, Passport to Magonia: A Century of Landings, case # 845). |
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| 1968 - Sr. T. Banescu of La Florida, Argentina was walking home early |
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| in the morning around 3:00 a.m. when he observed a luminous sphere |
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| coming down rapidly from the sky. It landed about 300 meters away. |
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| Shortly after that he heard footsteps behind him but noticed nothing |
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| strange about then. When he got to the house he encountered a |
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| creature no more than 39" tall, with big ears and luminous green in |
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| color. He had his arms crossed and was rocking his body slightly back |
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| and forth. Mr. Banescu became frightened and attempted desperately to |
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| unlock the door of his house to get away, and when he looked back |
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| again the little man had disappeared. (Source: David F. Webb and Ted |
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| Bloecher, HUMCAT: Catalogue of Humanoid Reports, case 1968-27, citing |
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| Carlos Banchs). |
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| 1973 - Sr. Onilson Patero, a 40-year-old salesman, was driving home |
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| to Catanduva in Sao Paolo, Brazil during a rainstorm. He had given a |
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| lift to a young hitchhiker and had dropped him off at Itajobi. At |
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| around 3:00 a.m., about seven miles from Catanduva on Highway 321, |
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| his car began to lose power and his car's radio filled with static |
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| interference. He noticed a circle of light moving about inside his |
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| car and he pulled over to the side of the road, thinking a truck was |
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| about to pass. He then saw a hovering object about 50 feet ahead and |
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| 40 feet above the road, and at the same time the interior of his car |
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| began to heat up. Patero felt a lack of air so he opened the door and |
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| stepped out. A "curtain of light" began to form around the object, |
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| and the heat and lack of air diminished. He could now see that the |
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| object was not a helicopter. He next saw a "tube of light" hit the |
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| car and, as it did, the car became transparent. He fainted. About an |
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| hour later two young men found Sr. Patero laying in the mud and rain. |
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| He recovered consciousness, crying out "they were trying to get me!" |
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| He was taken to a hospital in Catanduva and later released. Over the |
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| next several days he suffered physical ailments of an unknown cause. |
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| Eleven months later Patero became the principal experiencer in an |
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| abduction event in which he vanished for five days, turning up again |
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| in Colatina 700 km away. Under regressive hypnosis he described one |
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| of his abductors as the same individual he had given a ride to in |
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| this case. (Source: David F. Webb and Ted Bloecher, HUMCAT: Catalogue |
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| of Humanoid Reports, case 1973-12, citing Dr. Walter Buhler, Dr. Max |
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| Berezovsky, APRO). |
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| 1973 - At eight a.m. Manuel Angle Gonzalez was driving a six-ton |
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| truck loaded with asbestos sheeting, cement, and steel, and he was in |
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| the vicinity of the town of Cintalapa in the State of Veracruz, |
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| Mexico when he noticed five little figures standing in the road ahead |
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| of him. They had their arms raised in the air, and they seemed to |
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| have appeared from nowhere. He slammed on the truck's brakes and came |
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| to a stop only a short distance away from them. At first he thought |
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| they might be children, but close up he could see that they were |
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| perfectly proportioned adults but only two feet tall. They had light |
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| brown skin and black hair, but he couldn't recall any details about |
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| what clothing they were wearing. As he got out of his truck the |
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| little figures began to scatter to the sides of the road, |
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| disappearing into the underbrush along the highway. When he turned to |
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| go back to his truck he saw it suddenly engulfed in blue flame, and |
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| in a matter of 30 minutes the truck and its normally non-flammable |
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| contents were reduced to ashes and fused metal. Two other motorists |
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| stopped to witness the conflagration. According to the witness, two |
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| days after the fire metal fragments that had been collected from the |
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| site spontaneously burst into blue flames and were likewise reduced |
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| to ashes. The witness compared the appearance of the little beings to |
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| stories of little people from Mexican folklore, called the Chaneques. |
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| Investigators later learned that two more trucks were similarly |
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| destroyed and that in one case, UFOs were seen. (Source: David F. |
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| Webb and Ted Bloecher, HUMCAT: Catalogue of Humanoid Reports, case |
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| 1973-13, citing Ramon A Pantoja and Robert Freeman Bound, Fate). |
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| 1996 - Ipswich, Queensland, Australia - At 2:00 a.m. a woman was |
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| walking her dog when she noticed two short glowing beings with no |
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| apparent clothing, and dark eyes. The beings seemed to reassure her |
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| mentally, then faded from view. Possible missing time involved. |
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| (Source: Albert S. Rosales, Humanoid Contact Database 1996, case |
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| #2608, citing Keith Basterfield). |
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| Written by Donald A. Johnson, Ph.D. (Revised 3 July 2004). |
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| Compiled from the UFOCAT computer database. |
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| Themes: destruction of metal, asbestos, and |
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| cement by blue flame; disc-shaped UFOs; green uniform; hovering UFOs |
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| ; humanoid with big ears; ovoid UFOs; physiological effects; sensatio |
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| n of heat and asphyxiation; silvery or aluminum UFOs; spherical UFOs. |
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