The Alien. United States

In 1974 Evelyn Wendt, an elderly resident of the County of Pasco (Florida), told the story of what happened to her in 1924 when she was a girl. She played on the street outside the school and suddenly saw a very bright egg-shaped object. It was so vivid that the girl closed her eyes, and when opened, the object turned into a dark drive.

The girl in astonishment stood and looked at this object and there was no one, and then the disk opened a small "door" and out came fancy men.

"It was little men, toy-like robots and their faces resembled the tops of the flowers, like sunflowers".

Strange creatures-flowers suddenly raised a gun, which seemed a threat to the girl, and pointed him in the school building. At this point, something telepathically conveyed to the girl that they want to destroy the scientific office, as doing dangerous experiments.

Suddenly everything was canceled. The men put the guns away and began to climb back up to your CD, and they were invited to climb the girl. She refused and then they said they'd come for her later when she grows up.

"They promised to return me 35 years, but it never happened. All I can remember now about that first meeting that their saucer was like lead and the surface was uneven. Then when it did, it changed the structure and color, becoming silvery-grey. Then the disk flew straight up, hovered for a minute, and disappeared from sight".

Later, one of the ufologists tried to introduce Evelyn to the state of hypnosis to get her new information, but he did not succeed. But the strangest thing was that the building of this school in one day still had someone destroyed that leads to the thought that maybe the robots-flowers came back to finish the job.

All this looks more like a sick delusion and whether it is even real, is unknown. If this really happened, the fact that it was the robot-flowers - arrangements or aliens? And why they wanted to blow up a building in high school? Does there really were any secret experiments?

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