| ID | #1571155734 |
| Added | Tue, 15/10/2019 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | “HUMCAT: Catalogue of Humanoid Reports”, compiled by David F. Webb and Ted Bloecher, CUFOS, USA, circa 1977
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
The story goes that on the periphery of Lima, Peru, 9 August 1965-15 September 1965, at 10 o'clock in the evening or at night, the Professor of music or a popular musician, who remained anonymous and high-ranking government official was driving when the car's engine gave signs of failure and he stopped. It was reported that the car was flooded with a beam of light from above, raised from the road and swept across the sky at an unknown distance, at an altitude so high that the paralyzed witness could see the coast and the Peninsula of La Punta, on the West of the city. Presumably, the car landed in the place that witness could not identify, but close to the shore, because I heard the sound of the waves, and there is a voice that speaks perfect Spanish, who told him to get out of the car.
As soon as he did, he hardly heard the little men with big ears. Apparently, the UFO was not visible, but they say that was next to a glowing screen, on which he read: "We are using calming rays on you to remove your fear."
The musician allegedly asked a few questions, in response to which the spokesperson told him that they came from further than Mars a place that they have visited earth in the past and not appeared in public, as this could cause a panic.
Answering the question if he knows the music, the representative allegedly played "something that could be considered music, but had the power to elevate the feelings to the highest enthusiasm."
One of the sources indicates that the voice reportedly said: "We came from a distant star ... Know your ... languages. We love music and respect ... especially yours."
Then his car was again transported through the sky to where she was taken. The musician allegedly told this story to his uncle, who was the Peruvian police, who in turn told the journalists about it, and then it appeared to have been picked up by ufologist Richard Heiden.
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Original news
A story says that in the periphery of Lima, Peru, on August 9, 1965, or around September 15, 1965, at 10 p.m. or in the night, a professor of music or a popular musician, who remained anonymous “and a high-ranking state official” was or were driving when the car’s engine gave signs of failure and stopped. The car was reportedly bathed in a beam of light from above, lifted from the road and carried through the sky on an unknown distance, at an altitude so high that the paralyzed witness could see the coast and a peninsula, La Punta, in the west of the city. The car was allegedly landed back at a place that the witness was unable to determine but close to the coast because he heard the sound of the waves, and there, a voice speaking a perfect Spanish asked him to get out of the car.
Once he did, he “could barely distinguish” little men with large ears. Apparently no UFO was seen, but it is said there was “a luminous screen nearby”, on which he would have read “We are using calming rays on you to remove your fear.” The musician allegedly asked several questions, in answer to which the spokesman told him that they came from a place more distant than Mars, that they had visited the earth on various occasions in the past, and than they did not appear in public because it could cause a panic. Asked whether the knew music, the spokesman allegedly played “something that might be considered as music, but that had the power of raising the feelings to the highest exaltation.” One source indicates that the voice reportedly stated “We come from a distant star… know your… languages. …We like music very much, and… especially esteem yours.”
Then his car was transported again though the sky back to where it had been taken. The musician allegedly told this story to an uncle who was a Peruvian police officer who in turn told it newspapermen, and it then seemed to have been picked up by the ufologist Richard Heiden.
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