| ID | #1575552203 |
| Added | Thu, 05/12/2019 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | John A Keel
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Two police officers, S. Hutchins and A. Husky, was driving in a remote area Gaffney, known as the Extension of West Buford street, when, as they approached the turn at a right angle, they suddenly saw a metallic object directly in front of them.
Hutchins told that this object was descending when they first saw it, and was about twenty feet above the ground. He described it as spherical, like a ball, with a wide, flat rim around it. On it there were no lights nor Windows.
It was completely dark, only the reflected dull gold color in the headlights of the police car. The machine is not stalled. When the object settled a few feet from the ground, both men got out of the car in a state of stunned amazement. Later Hutchins estimated that the diameter of the object had to be about twenty feet.
He said, suddenly quietly opened a small door at the bottom of the bowl, and up the short stairs with a length of from four to six feet fell down. White light poured from the opening, but no one could see anything inside.
In the doorway appeared the figure descended the stairs and slowly and deliberately walked to the two police. When the figure was closer to fifteen or twenty feet from the two men, she stopped.
"He didn't move hardly,' said the officer Hutchins. "He was moving the same as everyone else, but a bit slow ... as if he didn't hurry. He was not afraid of us or something like that".
It seems that the humanoid was the size of a twelve year old boy, maybe four feet. He wasn't wearing a helmet or headdress, and he was dressed in a gold suit with no buttons or zippers. His costume was shiny, like metal, in the reflection of the headlights, but he was not self-luminous.
The humanoid asked many questions and ignored the witnesses, when they asked any questions. Hutchins could not remember feet being. He stood on the high grass and the feet must have been hidden.
Both men could not remember the entire context of the conversation. Hutchins argued that the alien spoke perfect English:
"He had no accent or anything. He behaved as if he knew exactly what says and does ... didn't do a quick or false steps. He just stood there and talked with witnesses."
He wanted to know why both of them were dressed alike. His speech was very precise. He pronounced each work very carefully. When asked where he's from, he just laughed. The meeting was short, maybe only 2 or 3 minutes.
Then, Hutchins said, the creature announced:
"I will... return... in... two... days."
He turned slowly back to the stairs and climbed into the object. The door closed softly, and the ship began to emit a quiet buzzing sound similar to an engine muffler. The object slowly rose and disappeared in the sky.
Local Councilor found numerous footprints on the spot where stood the little man. Another visit of a stranger was not.
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Original news
Two police officers, C Hutchins & A Huskey, were driving in an outlying section of Gaffney known as the West Buford Street Extension when as they neared a right angle bend in the road, they suddenly saw a metallic object directly in front of them. This object was descending when they first saw it, Hutchins said, and was about twenty feet above the ground. He described it as being spherical, like a ball, with a wide, flat rim around it. There were no lights or portholes visible on it. It was completely dark, reflecting a dull gold color in the headlights of the police car. The car did not stall. As the object settled to within a few feet of the ground, both men gout out of their car in a state of benumbed amazement. Later Hutchins estimated that the object must have been about twenty ft in diameter. A small door suddenly opened noiselessly on the underside of the sphere, he said, and a short ladder, four to six feet long, dropped down. White light poured out of the opening, but neither man could see anything in the interior. A figure appeared in the doorway, descended the ladder, and walked slowly and deliberately toward the two police officers. When the figure reached a point about fifteen to twenty feet from the two men, it stopped. “He didn’t move stiffly,” officer Hutchins said. “He moved just like anybody else, but kind of slow…like he was taking his time. He wasn’t scared of us or anything like that.” In appearance, the humanoid was about the size of a twelve-year-old boy, maybe four feet. He wore no helmet or headgear and was dressed in a gold suit with no buttons or zippers. His costume was shiny, like metal, in the reflection of the headlights, it was not self-luminous. The humanoid asked numerous questions and ignored the witnesses when they asked any questions. Hutchins could not remember seeing the feet of the creature. It was standing on high grass and the feet must have been hidden. Both men could not really remember the full context of the “conversation”. Hutchins claimed the alien spoke perfect English, “Didn’t have any accent or anything. He acted like he knew exactly what he was saying and doing…didn’t make any quick moves or false moves. He just stood there and talked to the witnesses.” He wanted to know why both me were dressed alike. His speech was very precise. He pronounced each work very carefully. When asked where he was from he just laughed. The meeting was brief, perhaps only 2 or 3 minutes. Then, Hutchins say, the creature announced, “I…will…return…in…two…days” he turned, walked slowly back to the ladder and climbed into the object. The door closed quietly and the craft began to whirr, a soft whirring sound, like an engine with a muffler on it. The object rose slowly and vanished into the sky. A local councilman found numerous footprints at the site where the little man had stood. There was no return visit by the alien.
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