| ID | #1600169495 |
| Añadido | Mar, 15/09/2020 |
| Autor | July N. |
| Fuentes | Patti Norris A.P.R.O. Bulletin, December 1975
Patti Morris, APRO Bulletin, Vol. 24 No. 6 (Dec 1975)
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| Estado | Estudio
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Hilda McAfee y su anciana madre conducían a casa en automóvil desde las cruces hasta Deming. La autopista Interestatal estaba relativamente libre de tráfico.
A unas 23 millas al este de Deming, la noche se vio interrumpida por la aparición de un rayo de luz azul apuntando hacia ellos desde una pequeña distancia directamente al frente, proveniente del mismo carril por el que viajaban.
La luz era enorme y cegadora, y la señora McAfee se preparó para rodear el objeto en el Suelo justo en frente.
Mientras recorría las instalaciones, las mujeres estaban a una distancia visible de dos criaturas bañadas en una luz azul brillante, pero solo miraban de cerca.
Eran de estatura media y bastante robusta. Vestían monos acolchados voluminosos de color azul pálido. McAfee notó que llevaban cinturones anchos, que coincidían con el mono y los guantes.
McAfee dijo que llevaban botas oscuras hasta la mitad de la pantorrilla.
Ambas coincidieron en que las criaturas estaban igualmente vestidas y llevaban cascos similares a los usados por los motociclistas, con una ventana de color oscuro que ocultaba las características faciales. Las figuras parecían congeladas y no sospechaban, y si lo hacían, no se preocupaban por la presencia de las dos mujeres.
Uno se volvió hacia las mujeres con la espalda y parecía estar trabajando en algo relacionado con el objeto colocado sobre ellas, mientras que el otro se giró hacia los lados, mirando hacia él. Ambos estaban planos en la acera, cerca o debajo del supuesto objeto, y la luz azul caía sobre ellos desde un punto en algún lugar de arriba.
Al mismo tiempo, un rayo de luz que estaba enfocado en las dos mujeres todavía las miraba y seguía el automóvil que rodeaba a las criaturas y al objeto.
Todo el objeto fue descrito como oscuro y no se escuchó ningún sonido. Era vagamente distinguible que era del Tamaño de un camión y colgaba del Suelo.
McAfee dijo que no estaba segura de que pudieran haber pasado parcialmente por debajo de nnim, tratando de evitar el impacto.
Después de su reunión, ambas mujeres sufrieron ardor, dolor persistente en el pecho y los brazos, e incluso los huesos parecían doler. Ambas mujeres pensaron que el dolor era causado por una luz brillante que iluminaba el piso del automóvil y era mucho más brillante que la luz del día.
Otra información sobre la escena
- Terreno: desierto plano.
- Población: escasamente poblada.
- Clima: Claro, cálido.
- Tráfico aéreo: no visto.
- Tiempo total de ejecución: cinco minutos.
- Ruido / olor: no.
Noticias originales
Location. 23 miles E of Deming New Mexico
Date: June/July 1972
Time: night
On a clear but dark summer evening Mrs. Hilda McAfee and her elderly mother were on their home by car from Las Cruces to Deming. Interstate 10 was relatively devoid of traffic. About 23 miles east of Deming the evening was disrupted by a beam of blue light directed at them from what seemed to be a short distance straight ahead, emanating from the same lane in which they were driving. The light was huge and blinding and Mrs. McAfee prepared to swerve around an object on the ground just ahead. As she pulled around the object, the women were within viewing distance of two beings bathed in a brilliant blue light, but only gathered a quick glance at them. They appeared to be of average height and rather stocky. They were clad in pale blue, bulky quilted coveralls. Mrs. McAfee’s mother noted that they were wearing wide belts, which matched the coveralls and gloves. Mrs. McAfee said they were wearing dark boots which reached the mid-calf. Both agreed that the beings were identically dressed and wore helmets similar in appearance to those worn by motorcyclists, with a dark-colored window which concealed the facial features. The figures appeared rigid and not aware of, or if so, unconcerned about, the presence of the two women. One had his back turned to the women and seemed to be working on something connected with the object located above them, while the other was turned sideways, facing him. Both were standing flat on the pavement, either beside or underneath the presumed object, and the blue light shone down on them from a point somewhere above. At the same time the beam of light which had been focused on the two women was still glaring at them and followed the car as it drove around the beings and object. The entire object was described as being obscure and no sound was heard. It was vaguely discerned as about the size of a truck and sitting off the ground. Mrs. McAfee said she wasn’t certain but that they may have passed partially under the in their attempt to avoid hitting it. Following their encounter both women suffered a burning, aching pain in their chest and arms, and even their bones seemed to hurt. Both ladies thought the pain was caused by the light which was so brilliant it lit upthe floor of the car and was much brighter than daylight.
Source: Patti Norris A.P.R.O. Bulletin, December 1975
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“New Mexico Occupant Case”
During the course of his investigation of the Walton case, Field Investigator Raymond Jordan obtained a lead on a possible occupant report in Deming, New Mexico, dating back to 1972. The case was turned over to Field Investigator Patti Morris, who submits the following report and accompanying sketch which was done to the specification of the witnesses:
On a clear but dark summer evening in June or July 1972 (exact day and month uncertain), Mrs. Hilda McAfee (a lady in her late 50s) and her elderly mother were on their way home by car from Las Cruces, New Mexico, to Deming. Interstate 10 was relatively devoid of traffic as they clipped along at about 65 miles per hour, heading west. At about 23 miles east of Deming the evening was disrupted by a beam of blue light which shone down on them from what seemed to be a short distance straight ahead, and emanating from the same lane in which they were driving. The light was huge and blinding and Mrs. McAfee prepared to swerve around an object on the ground just ahead.
As she pulled around the object, the two women were within viewing distance of two men bathed in the brilliant blue light, but only gathered a quick view of them. They appeared to be of average height and rather stocky. They were clad in pale, blue, bulky quilted coveralls. Mrs. McAfee’s mother noted that they were wearing wide belts which matched the coveralls, gloves, with no insignias in evidence. Mrs. McAfee said they were wearing dark boots which reached the mid-calf. Both agreed that the “men” were identically dressed and wore helmets similar in appearance to those worn by motorcyclists, including a visor (dark) which concealed the facial features.
The figures appeared “rigid” and not aware of, or if so, unconcerned about, the presence of the two women. One had his back turned to the women and seemed to be working on something connected with the object located above them, while the other was turned sideways, facing him, and appeared to be talking to his companion. Both were standing flat on the pavement, either beside or underneath the presumed object and the blue light which shone down on them from a point somewhere above. At the same time the beam of light which had been focused on the two women was still glaring at them, and followed the car as it drove around the men and object.
Also noted were black rods estimated to be four or five inches wide located near the “men”, but no details were noted. The entire object was described as being obscure and no sound was heard. The only lights visible were the light from above and the spotlight and the object was vaguely discerned as about the size of a truck and sitting high off the ground. Mrs. McAfee said she wasn’t certain but that they may have passed partially under the object in their attempt to avoid hitting it.
After they passed the men and the object, the women looked back but all was dark and no trace was seen of the tableau. They later speculated that whatever it was, had used the light to prevent a collision and turned it off after the women had passed it. Mrs. Morris concurred on this point.
An odd aspect of this case is the aftermath. Both women suffered a burning, aching pain in their chests and arms after the encounter, and “even their bones” seemed to hurt. Both ladies thought the pain was caused by the light which was so brilliant it lit up the floorboards of the car and was much brighter than daylight. Neither of the women had ever had a UFO experience before and were totally unaware of them.
Field Investigator Morris was very impressed with the sincerity of the two women who were eager to tell of their experience. Mrs. McAfee is landlady to Mr. “Chaney” Rogers, who is a brother of Mike Rogers, one of the six witnesses to the Travis Walton incident. It was because of the Walton incident that Mrs. McAfee and her mother decided to divulge their experience. Mrs. McAfee decided no one would laugh at them now.
Other information about the site of the McAfee incident: Terrain: flat desert land. Population: sparsely settled. Weather: Clear, warm. Air Traffic: non noticed. Overall time of sighting: five minutes.
Noise/odor: none.
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