| ID | #1561116229 |
| Added | Fri, 21/06/2019 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Flying Saucers: The Startling Evidence, by C. Lorenzen p. 50-51, © 1966
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
November 4, 1954, Jose Alves of Pontal was fishing in the river Pardo near Pontal. The area was deserted, the silence of the night with a slight breeze blowing in from the East.
Alves suddenly noticed a strange object in the sky, apparently heading toward him. He watched in fascination as he comes with an oscillating movement and lands.
"It was so close I could touch it," he said.
The object, similar to the two sinks that are located together, had a diameter of about ten to fifteen feet (4.5 m). The witness was too frightened to flee.
Three young boys, dressed in white clothes with a tight-fitting caps on their heads, came out of the window opening on the side of a small ship. Their skin seemed pretty dark. Alves stood in horror, watching as the small creatures collect samples of grass and leaves of trees. One of them filled a shiny metal tube with river water.
Then, just as suddenly as it came, they jumped back in his car, which took off vertically as fast and silently as in the beginning.
Residents Pantala who heard the story of Alves, when he returned to the city, and told the press that he was a quiet man who lived only for the sake of "his work and his family." He had never heard about flying saucers and was sure that the little people were some devils.
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Original news
On November 4, 1954, Jose Alves of Pontal was fishing in the Pardo River near Pontal. The area was deserted, the night quiet with only a slight breeze blowing from the east. Suddenly Alves spotted a strange craft in the sky, apparently heading toward him. He watched, transfixed, as it closed in with a wobbling motion and landed. It was so near he could have touched it, he said. The object appearing as two washbowls placed together, looked to be about ten to fifteen feet in diameter. He was too frightened to run.
Three little men, clad in white clothing with close-fitting skull caps, emerged from a window-like opening in the side of the small craft. Their skin appeared to be quite dark. Alves stood terror-stricken, watching the small creatures collect samples of grass, herbs and leaves of trees; one of them filled a shiny metal tube with river water.
Then, as suddenly as they had come, they jumped back into their machine, which took off vertically as swiftly and as silently as it had come. Residents of Pontal, who heard Alves’s story when he came back to town, told the press that he was a quiet man who lived only for “his work and his family.” He had never heard of flying saucers and he was sure the little men were some kind of devils.
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