| ID | #1616867813 |
| Added | Sat, 27/03/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Lynn Picknett, The Mammoth Book of UFOs
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
The witness, Angie, suddenly woke up, startled, and realized that the only part of her body that she could move was her eyes. She stared in disbelief into the dimness of her bedroom at a small, stooped figure about three feet (0.9 m) tall standing by her bed. The witness was terrified and could not move.
As she continued to stare at the creature, it suddenly moved, exuding a strong smell of "burnt cardboard or paper". He leaned over her, and when this happened, the witness telepathically hears the mechanical-sounding words in his head:
"Grandma says: do it in the morning."
After that, the little creature disappeared, leaving a heavy smell of burnt paper in the room, and Angie found that she could move normally again.
She slept like a log for several hours, and then she woke up refreshed, remembering this strange event with great clarity. She had no doubt of the meaning of these mysterious words.
Her beloved grandmother had died just two weeks earlier, and Angie's grief prevented her from applying for a "dream job" as a nanny in the family in Edinburgh . She felt as if her grandmother had sent her a message.
Original news
Date: February 1997
Location: North Berwick, East Lothian Scotland
Time: early morning
Summary: The witness, Angie, suddenly woke up with a start and realized that the only part of her body she could move was her eyes. Disbelievingly she stared into the gloom of her bedroom at a small hunched figure, about 3 ft tall that stood by her bed. The witness was terrified and could not move. As she continued to stare at the creature it moved suddenly emitting a strong smell of “burnt cardboard or paper.” It leant over her and as it did so the witness hear telepathically in her head mechanical sounding words “Gran says do it in the morning.” With that the small entity vanished, leaving a heavy odor of burnt paper in the room, and Angie discovered she could move normally again. After having slept like a log for several hours, she woke refreshed, recalling the strange event with great clarity. She was in no doubt about the meaning of those cryptic words. Her much beloved grandmother had died just two weeks previously, and Angie’s grief had prevented her from applying from her “dream job”, as nanny for a family in Edinburgh. She felt as though her grandmother had sent her a message.
Source: Lynn Picknett, The Mammoth Book of UFOs
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