| ID | #1616777863 |
| Added | Fri, 26/03/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Jerry Glass, Mufon
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Around the same time that the green fireball was flying from New Mexico to Ventura, several people reported encountering a strange humanoid.
His height was about 4 feet (1.2 m), his face was egg-shaped with a small nose. The mouth was small and round, with long, thin fangs. He had multi-faceted eyes that glowed red as they reflected the light. The body was covered with short fur, like a hyena, and was colored gray with dark gray spots. The porcupine-like needles ran from his head down his back. His legs were powerful and shaped like a rabbit or a kangaroo.
One witness reported an attack on his pet pig, saying the creature easily outpaced his dogs. He jumped over a three-and-a-half-foot (1m) thick wire mesh fence. In another case, he cleared a five-foot (1.5 m) fence. Footprints with three clawed fingers were found.
All encounters occurred near the San Andrea Fault line.
Original news
Date: October 8, 1996
Location: Near Ventura California
Time: night
Summary: Around the same time that a green fireball flew from New Mexico to Ventura, several people reported encountering a strange humanoid. It was described as about 4-feet tall, its face egg-shaped with a small nose. The mouth was small and circular with long thin fangs. It had multi-faceted eyes which when reflecting light, glowed red. The body was covered with short furs, like a hyena, and was colored gray with dark gray spots. Porcupine like quills ran from its head down its back. Its legs were powerful looking and shaped like a rabbit or kangaroo. One witness reported an attack on his pet pig, stated that the creature easily outran his dogs. It leaped over a three and a half foot chicken wire fence. In another instance, it cleared a five-foot hedge. Tracks with three clawed toes were found. All encounters were near the San Andrea Fault line.
Source: Jerry Glass, Mufon
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