| ID | #1622460819 |
| Added | Mon, 31/05/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Scott Corrales, quoting Diario La Arena, La Pampa
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Raul Dorado, 64, was traveling through the fields when he twice heard a loud sound like a whirlwind that caught his attention.
For the third time, he saw what he describes as a green circle with three legs hovering above it. At this point, Dorado fell to the ground, and according to his account, he was carrying a shotgun, binoculars, and a cell phone, the latter being taken from his hand, and he could clearly see himself being sucked into an object that appeared to be at low altitude.
His next memory was of the object disappearing to the east.
Dorado remained in place for an hour before he was able to get up and walk back to his car, returning to the city in a state of shock. He had to be hospitalized.
Later, when the (stolen) cell phone was called, someone would pick up the phone and heavy breathing could be heard.
Original news
Location. Jacinto Arauz, La Pampa, Argentina
Date: August 1 2002
Time: late evening
64-year old Raul Dorado was touring some fields when he heard a loud sound on two occasions, like a whirlwind, which drew his attention. The third time he saw something he describes as a green circle with three legs hovering over him. At that moment Dorado fell to the ground, and according to his story, he carried a shotgun, binoculars and a cellular phone, the latter, which was taken from his hand, and he could clearly see being sucked into the object, which was apparently at low altitude. His next recollection was seeing the object disappear toward the east. Dorado remained at the location for an hour before being able to rise and walk back to his car, returning to town in a state of shock. He had to be hospitalized. Later when calls were placed to the (abducted) cellular phone someone would pick up and heavy breathing could be heard. Later on the phone was apparently disconnected.
Source: Scott Corrales, quoting Diario La Arena, La Pampa
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