| ID | #1623339235 |
| Added | Thu, 10/06/2021 |
| Author | July N. |
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| Status | Research
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The correspondent of the local "Orenburg newspaper" Ignat Bukhushin told his colleagues that he was going to a meeting with" aliens", which was to take place on the night of the 13th. To his astonishing statement, he added that he had already encountered UFOs three times before recording one of them on the night of December 13, 2004.
Ignat did not return to work the next day, and his concerned colleagues began to search for him. They even published an ad in the press asking for help in the search for the"missing person". But time passed, and nothing was heard from Ignat.
Finally, on April 6, a woman, the editor of the local newspaper "Sorochinsky Vestnik" Lyubov Mazilo, called Orenburg with an unexpected question and asked if they had a new man named Ignat Bukhushin. She added that he was alive and well, but suffering from amnesia. This was incredible news, because the town of Sorochinsk was located 175 km from Orenburg.
Mazilo reported that a strange man had entered her office early one morning; the young man was decently dressed, unshaven, dazed and confused, with a worried expression on his face. He refused to eat and drank only coffee. He told her that he had only realized that he was in the city of Sorochinsk today.
Soon the newspaper staff realized that it was Bukhushin, and put him in a minibus going to Orenburg. A few hours after the bus arrived in the city, he had a second time lapse: he briefly got off the bus to smoke a cigarette, and in the blink of an eye, the bus disappeared, people around him told him that the bus had already left 30 minutes ago.
Ignat then told his friends that it all started when a reader from Orsk told Ignat that he had often seen UFOs in the city since 2004 near an empty and abandoned building on the outskirts of the city. And he told Ignat that the aliens would return on March 13, 2005, so the curious Ignat went alone to meet the aliens, at about 22: 00 he took a photo lens with him and went up to a 16-story building (the building was under construction or under reconstruction).
Here a bright flash of light blinded Ignat, he closed his eyes for a second, and when he opened them, he found that he was standing on the railway tracks. He could only see dirty snow all around and houses some distance away about 2 km away. He accidentally found out that it was Sorochinsk, and almost went mad when he was told that it was already April 6.
He couldn't explain where he had been for the last 24 days. Regressive hypnosis was recommended, but the witness asked to wait, he needed to rest a little before he did it. (Apparently, he did not undergo this procedure as of July 25).
Original news
Date: March 13 2005
Location: Between Orenburg & Sorochinsk, Orenburg region, Russia
Time: 2200
Summary: Ignat Buhushin a reporter for the local “Orenburgskaya Gazeta” told his colleagues that he was going on a meeting with “extraterrestrials” that was scheduled to occur on the night of the 13th. To his amazing claim he added that he had already encountered UFOs three times before videotaping one the night of December 13 2004. Ignat did not return to his job the next day and his worried colleagues began searching for him. They even published an advertisement in the press, asking for help in locating the “lost man”. But while the time passed nothing was heard from Ignat. Finally on April 6 a woman, Lubov Mazylo, the editor of the “Sorochinsky Vestnik” local newspaper, called the city of Orenburg with an unexpected question, asking them if they new a man named Ignat Buhushin. She added that he was alive, healthy but suffering from amnesia. It was incredible news because the small town of Sorochinsk was 175 km in distance from Orenburg. Ms. Mazylo reported that early one morning a strange man had entered her office; the young man was decently dressed, was unshaven, dazed and confused and with a worried look on his face. He refused food and only drank coffee. He told her that only today he had realized he was in the town of Sorochinsk. Soon the newspaper staff realized he was Buhushin and put him on a minibus going to Orenburg. Several hours after the bus arrived to the city, he had a second time lapse, he had briefly stepped out of the bus to smoke a cigarette and in the blink of an eye the bus was now gone, the people around told him that the bus had already departed 30 minutes ago. Ignat then told his friends that it had all started when a reader from the town of Orsk told Ignat that he frequently observed UFOs in the city since 2004 near a vacant and abandoned building in the outskirts of the city. And told Ignat that the aliens would return on March 13 2005, so the curious Ignat went alone to meet the aliens, at approximately 2200 he took his photo lens camera with him and climbed the 16-story building (the building was in the process of being remodeled). There a bright flash of light blinded Ignat, he closed his eyes for a second and when he opened them he found himself standing on the railroad tracks. He only saw dirty snow around and some distance houses about 2km away. He happened to know that the town was Sorochinsk and went almost completely mad when he was told that it was already April 6. He could not explain where he had been for the last 24 days. Regressive hypnosis was recommended but the witness asked to wait, he wanted some time to rest before he did it. (Apparently he has not gone through this procedure as of July 25).
Source: “Komsomolskaya Pravda” Ukrainian Newspaper www.kp.kiev.ua June 17-23 2005
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