| ID | #1607963366 |
| Added | Mon, 14/12/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Joel Mesnard, Michael Morel Seythoux, FSR Vol. 37 # 1
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Cesar Locatelli was driving through an isolated area overgrown with bushes in search of a flock of wild bees when he turned under the trees and came across a large transparent, brightly lit bluish object in the shape of a disk, which partially rested on top of a large boulder.
Inside the object, he could clearly see six human figures of average height. These figures were dressed in white tunics similar to those of a monk, with hoods covering their heads that also covered their faces. They were all standing around an oval-shaped table that was clearly leaning over it.
The witness tried to drive away, but his engine stalled. At the same time, he could hear a shrill humming sound. Finally, he was able to start the car and drove away, briefly looking back at the object.
(The witness returned to the scene a few months later and was surprised to see that the large boulder had disappeared.)
Original news
Date: June 20 1986
Location: Valdessus France
Time: 0400A
Summary: Cesar Locatelli was driving on a brushy isolated area searching for a swarm of wild bees when he made a turn under some trees and came upon a large transparent brightly lit bluish disc shaped object that was partly resting on top of a large boulder. Inside the object he could clearly see six human-like figures of average height. These figures were wearing white monk like tunics with cowls covering their heads that also hid their faces. They all were standing around an oval shaped table apparently bent over it. The witness attempted to drive away but his engine stalled. At the same time he could her a high-pitched humming sound. He was finally able to start the car and drove away, briefly glancing back at the object. (The witness returned to the site months later and was surprised to see that the large boulder was now gone.)
Source: Joel Mesnard, Michael Morel Seythoux, FSR Vol. 37 # 1
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