| ID | #1602251158 |
| Added | Fri, 09/10/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Lisa Leland, Naperville Illinois, SUN
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
Karen Klinger and her ex-husband decided to get out of the car and go down to the small pier by the lake.
The moon that she had noticed a few moments earlier was almost full and high in the sky at a 45-degree angle suddenly disappeared. Suddenly, something that looked like a bright orange star flew over the trees above their heads and began to dart diagonally from one end of the horizon to the other, like a falling leaf.
Then two other identical objects appeared. At her fiance's insistence, Klinger rushed back to the nearby cabin where they were staying with four other people, and begged them all to hurry to the lake to see the objects, which grew larger and larger as they got closer and closer to the place everyone was standing and looking at.
One of the witnesses in the group took a high-beam flashlight out of the trunk of his car and shone it on the objects four times. which in response, the same number of times flashed bright rays of light on the ground.
Klinger and her ex-husband noted a period of time off.
Later, while in a state of hypnotic regression, Karen recalled being engulfed by an intense white ray.
Later, she remembered encountering a form that had static electricity around it. He had a head and shoulders. She received telepathic messages about what the figure was trying to convey. The message was that the world was on the verge of an environmental disaster and that it had a role to play in the recovery process. They say they won't let people destroy themselves.
Original news
Location. Minong, Wisconsin
Date: June 1975
Time: night
Summary: Karen Klinger and her ex-husband had decided to get out of their car and walk down a small pier by a lake. The moon, which she had noticed moments earlier, was nearly full and high in the sky at a 45-degree angle, suddenly vanished. All of a sudden something that looked like a bright orange star zipped above the trees over their heads and began to dart in diagonals from one end of the horizon to the other like a falling leaf. Two other identical objects then appeared. At the urging of her fiancé, Klinger rushed back to the nearby cabin where they were staying with four other people, and begged them all to hurry to the lake to see the objects, which became larger and larger as they got closer and closer to where everyone stood watching. One witness in the group took out a high beam lantern from his car trunk and flashed it four times at the objects, which responded by flashing bright beams of light onto the ground the same number of times. Klinger and her ex-husband noted a period of missing time. Later under hypnotic regression Karen remembered having a feeling of being enveloped by an intense white beam. Later she recalled facing a form that had static electricity around it. It had a head with shoulders. She received telepathic messages of what the figure was trying to convey. The message was that the world was on the verge of environmental catastrophe and that she had a role to play in the rebuilding process. They say that they were not going to allow humans to destroy themselves.
Source: Lisa Leland, Naperville Illinois, SUN
Hypotheses
False memories
A person remembers an event, a fragment or a detail that did not actually happen.
They can be formed independently or under the influence of methods of memory recovery therapy (Recovered-memory therapy or RMT), such as regressive hypnosis, guided visualization, drug therapy for memory recovery, etc .In this case, there is an effect called imagination inflation.
Investigation
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