| ID | #1599997499 |
| Added | Sun, 13/09/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Ann Druffel for Nicap
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Three hunters found several circles with a diameter of 12-14 inches (30.4-35.5 cm), imprinted in the ground at a distance of about 12 feet (6.6 m) from each other, indicating the traces of a UFO landing. They camped nearby.
At about 17: 15, a large yellow-white light was seen landing near the spot. Then a yellow-white light of a smaller size appeared from this place and passed into the desolate area under the mountains much faster than a human could move.
As one light began to approach the hill where they were camped, one suggested trying to signal with their flashlights. Others rejected the idea, and their fears were heightened when they heard branches crackling nearby and an unintelligible scream, even though they didn't actually see any creatures. They left the area in a hurry.
The next day, at the scene, they found two holes 2 inches (5 cm) in diameter, identical to the ones they marked in the triangle as the "landing mark".
Original news
Date: November 13 1971
Location: Lucerne Valley, California
Time: 1715
Summary: Three hunters found several 12-14″ circles imprinted in the soil about 12’feet apart, suggesting to them UFO landing marks; they set up camp nearby. About 1715 a large yellow white light was seen to land near the site; then a smaller yellow white light emerged from the spot and traversed to the desert area below the mountains much faster than a man could travel. When one light began to approach the hill where they camped, one suggested trying to signal with their flashlights; the other rejected the idea, and their apprehension increased when they heard the braking of branches nearby and an unintelligible cry, although they actually saw no beings. They left the area in haste. The next day at the site they found two holes 2″ in diameter, identical to the ones they had noted in the “landing mark” triangle.
Source: Ann Druffel for Nicap
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