| ID | #1622644423 |
| Added | Wed, 02/06/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Alexey Zagaryanskiy in: “Mir Zazerkalya” Moscow # 20 2004
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
A man named Sergey Korovin, a local resident, reportedly disappeared for 5 days, and then appeared in the city of Pervouralsk.
He suffered from complete amnesia, but thanks to the passport he carried in his pocket, he was able to return home. He didn't recognize his wife and children, and his only option was to start "all over again." He told the police, his family, and his doctors that all he could remember was that he was lying on a couch in a room that looked like a hangar, and several small glowing entities were walking around him.
He said the creatures "looked like humanoids from science fiction movies."
He remembered the moment when he was lying completely powerless on the grass on the outskirts of Pervouralsk and saw a disc-shaped object rising into the sky above him. The disk was surrounded by a row of bluish lights that dimmed and brightened at regular intervals.
Doctors, including his psychiatrists, agreed that Sergei was a completely normal person and had suffered some kind of psychological trauma. Obviously, most of the memories of his abduction and some of the family memories were erased from his memory.
Original news
Date: end of June 2004
Location: Ekaterinburg, Urals, Russia
Time: unknown
Summary: A man named Sergey Korovin a local resident reportedly disappeared for 5 days, appearing later in the town of Pervouralsk. He was suffering from complete amnesia but due to his passport, which he carried in his pocket he was able to return home. He did not recognize his wife and children, and his only choice was to start “all over again”. He told the militant men, relatives and his doctors that he could only remember lying on a couch inside a room that somehow resembled a hangar, and several small luminous entities walking around him. He said that the entities “looked like humanoids from science fiction movies”. He remembered the moment when he was lying completely powerless on the grass at the outskirts of Pervouralsk and seeing a disc-shaped object ascending to the sky over him. The disc was circled by a row of bluish lights which dimmed and brighten at intervals. Medical doctors including his psychiatrists agreed that Sergey was quite normal and had suffered some type of psychological trauma. Apparently most of the memory of his abduction and some of his family memory was erased from his mind.
Source: Alexey Zagaryanskiy in: “Mir Zazerkalya” Moscow # 20 2004
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