| ID | #1602749754 |
| Añadido | Jue, 15/10/2020 |
| Autor | July N. |
| Fuentes | Beatrice Benard, LDLN # 157
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| Estado | Estudio
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Datos iniciales
Cuatro niños de la escuela Sabblons, junto con su clase cerca del estanque, observan a cierta distancia una figura de aproximadamente seis pies (1,8 m) de altura. Estaba cubierta de pelo gris-negro, tenía una pequeña cabeza redonda, arrugada y de color púrpura, y tenía los brazos frente a ella, ligeramente doblados.
Parecía que se movía lentamente, deslizándose suavemente por el Suelo a una velocidad bastante alta. Los niños no vieron las piernas.
Su cuerpo parecía estar rodeado de "luz transparente", creando un efecto similar a las ondas de la cabeza sobre la tostadora.
Asustados, los niños corrieron a buscar a su maestro, quien al regresar a la escena no pudo encontrar ningún rastro del monstruo. Aunque el objeto no era visible, se hablaba mucho de "platillos voladores".
Noticias originales
Date: May 1976
Location: Poissy Yvelines France
Time: afternoon
Summary: Four children from the Sablons School, out with their class near a pond, observe at some distance a figure approximately 6-foot tall. He was covered with gray black hair, had a small, round head, wrinkled and violet colored, and he held his arms in front of him, slightly bent. He appeared to move without taking strides, gliding smoothly over the ground at a rather high speed. The children were unable to seen any legs. His body seemed to be surrounded by a “transparent light,” creating an effect similar to the head waves above a toaster. Frightened, the children ran to find their teacher who, upon returning to the scene, was unable to find any trace of the monster. Although there was no object seen, there was much talk of “flying saucers.”
Source: Beatrice Benard, LDLN # 157
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