| ID | #1609347459 |
| Added | Wed, 30/12/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Fabio Picasso
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
A 17-year-old witness woke up to his dog barking. Looking out of his bedroom window into his patio, he saw a strange humanoid descending from the sky in a beam of light, the first one soon joined by another humanoid.
The witness was in a stupor, unable to move. The humanoids approached him and began to communicate with him (apparently they had somehow entered his room at this time) without moving their mouths. He felt the words go straight into his brain.
One of the humanoids handed the witness a small pulsing orange ball and urged him to eat it. But the witness flatly refused. This clearly angered the humanoids, who told the witness that they didn't mean any harm, but he didn't trust them, and then told the witness that the "government" was aware of their presence, but didn't want people to know.
One of the humanoids wore a strange belt made of glowing pearl stones. There is no other information.
Original news
Location. Colonia Agricola Oriental, DF Mexico
Date: October 1992
Time: late night
The 17-year old witness woke up to the sounds of his dog barking. Looking out his bedroom window into his patio he saw a strange humanoid descend from the sky within a beam of light, another humanoid soon joined the first one. The witness remained in a stupor unable to move. The humanoids approached him and began communicating with him (apparently they had somehow entered his room at this time) without moving their mouths. He felt the words enter directly into his brain. One of the humanoids offered the witness a small pulsating orange sphere and urged to eat it. But the witness earnestly refused. That apparently angered the humanoids, that told the witness that they meant no harm but he did not trust them and then told the witness that the “government” knew of their presence, but did not wish the people to know. One of the humanoids wore a strange belt composed of luminous pearl-like stones. No other information.
Source: Fabio Picasso
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