| ID | #1600334873 |
| Added | Thu, 17/09/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Wendelle C Stevens for Apro
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
A man named ed Foley was driving between Phoenix and Tucson when he encountered a round UFO and a robot that looked like a "figure or object" that flew out of it and hit it with a beam of light.
At this point, Foley experienced a "change of consciousness", as if he had left his physical body. He "mentally" entered the object and was able to communicate telepathically with the creatures on Board. (The creatures are not described).
The essence of the information received from these inhabitants was that they had to resort to "artificial replenishment" of the "essence of life" for their survival. These "juices" they received from simpler forms of life, as well as from living animals, with the exception of humans.
"They take blood and vital fluids from certain glands of different animals… They don't care about the flesh, and they leave it untouched"
Original news
Date: October 1972
Location: Between Phoenix & Tucson Arizona
Time: night
Summary: A man named Ed Foley was driving between Phoenix and Tucson when he encountered a circular UFO and a robot like “figure or object” that emerged from it and hit him with a beam of light. At that point Foley experienced “an alteration of consciousness” as though he had left his physical body; he “mentally” entered the object, and was able to communicate telepathically with the beings on board. (Beings not described). The thrust of the information gleaned from these occupants was that they had needed to resort of “artificial replenishment” of an “essence of life” for their survival. These “juices” they obtained from the simpler forms of life as well as from living animals, excluding man. “They take blood and vital fluids from some glands of various animals…They are not concerned about the flesh and leave it intact,” avoiding humans as much as possible in their “harvesting” of fluid substances.”
Source: Wendelle C Stevens for Apro
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