| ID | #1600183991 |
| Added | Tue, 15/09/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Walt Andrus Mufon & Richard Crowe, Fate
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
8-year-old Terry Harrison saw a "large hairy creature with a dog under his arm" in the family's backyard.
He called to his sister Doris, who looked out of the window and saw "a tall, black, hairy creature standing in a ditch."
Later, faint traces were found with black hair around them.
A few days after meeting the creature, the family members saw a series of small fireball-like objects fly over the area and land.
Subsequently, there were further observations of the creature, as well as vague reports of UFO activity.
In another place, the woman heard animal sounds, growling, "Christ carrying something terrible."
On July 14, in 2030, a dozen witnesses saw a white "fireball" fly over a hill and descend into the trees. Five minutes later, it was followed by a green light. Forty-five minutes later, the man heard ringing sounds, followed by a loud growl.
There were subsequent reports of monsters associated with an unpleasant smell, disembodied voices, a flaming light that exploded and left behind a stench, a low-level fireball shooting flashes of red light, colored lights that seemed to signal each other.
There was also an orange glowing UFO with lighted Windows that landed in the thicket for five hours, and a perfect Golden cross on the moon that lit up the road with light like day.
On July 21, several witnesses saw the object on top of Marzolf hill. It was motionless and flickering, with square-looking Windows about two feet in diameter from which a yellowish-orange light could be seen.
On July 21, shortly before several witnesses heard the "Momo" (Missouri monster) let out a large loud scream from a hill, and two illuminated objects fell from the sky. They glowed and obviously crossed the tops of the trees.
There were several other sightings of creatures and aerial lights elsewhere in Missouri.
Original news
Date: July 11 1972
Location: Louisiana Missouri
Time: various
Summary: 8-year old Terry Harrison saw “a big, hairy thing with a dog under its arm” in the family’s backyard. He yelled for his sister, Doris, who looked out the window and saw “a tall black hairy thing standing in the ditch.” Later some faint footprints with black hairs around them were found. Several days following the creature encounter,members of the family saw a series of small fireball-like objects fly over the area and land. There were further observations of the creature subsequently, as well as vaguely reported UFO activity. Elsewhere a woman heard animal sounds, growling and “carrying on something terrible”. On July 14 at 2030, a dozen witnesses saw a white ‘fireball’ soar over a hill and descend into trees. This was followed by a greenlight five minutes later. Forty five minutes after that, a man heard ringing noises followed by a loud growl. There were subsequent reports of monsters associated with a foul odor; sets of tracks; disembodied voices; a glowing light which exploded and left a stench in its wake; a low level fireball which shot spurts of red light;colored lights which appeared to signal to each other; an orange, glowing UFO with lighted windows which landed in a thicket for five hours; and a perfect gold cross on the Moon which lit up the road as light as day. On July 21 a number of witnesses saw an object on top of Marzolf Hill. It was stationary and was blinking on and off.It appeared to have square looking windows, approximately two feet in diameter,from which a yellowish orange light was visible. On July 21 shortly before several witnesses heard ‘Momo’ (the Missouri monster) emit a big, loud scream-noise from a hill, two lighted objects were seen falling from the sky. They glowed and apparently went across the tops of a stand of trees. There were several other sightings of creatures and aerial lights elsewhere in Missouri.
Source: Walt Andrus Mufon & Richard Crowe, Fate
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