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HC addendum
Source: “UFOs Chronicles of Secret Cases” TV Program aired by
Ren-TV channel Moscow 2004
Type: G
246.
Location. Kostroma, Russia
Date: Summer 1990 Time: daytime & evening
In this town located next to the Volga River a small shiny metallic looking cylindershaped
object plummeted from the sky straight onto the roof of a twin-type
elongated “Ikarus” bus (Hungarian made) with trailer, while the bus was standing
at a bus stop. The object fell on the rubber pleats connecting the front section of the
bus with the rear, immediately causing smoke. Apparently the object had been very
hot. The driver stopped the bus, walked out of the cabin and after examining the
tires and engine, found no source of the smoke or smell (he did not look up on the
roof!) and continued his drive. A minute or so after that, a red ambulance van of the
“Rafik” type (RAF-2203), apparently belonging to the fire brigade drove up to the
bus stop. The ambulance van was equipped with radio and antenna. Two strange
“men” walked out of the ambulance and examined the bus stop for several minutes,
walking around the area evidently not finding what they were looking for. The
returned to their “ambulance” and drove away. Both men looked very suspiciously
non-human as some of the witnesses asserted. They had very pale, almost white
faces, huge “remarkable” eyes and behaved strangely. Vigilant local residents
phoned the town’s newspaper “Severnaya Pravda” (The Northern Truth). Local
journalists quickly telephone the local fire department asking them if they had sent
the duty ambulance to the bus stop. The answer was negative. And then a local
journalist named V. Shpanchenko continued the investigation and the evening of the
same day, while returning home in his car with a colleague, pulled over and stopped
on the road and to his amazement saw the red “Rafik” ambulance van, looking
exactly as it was described earlier. Both reporters turned the headlights of their
vehicle off and began watching the strange ambulance from a distance, hidden in
the darkness. The registration number (plate) was identical to the one reported by
the witnesses at the bus stop. Two strange men again came out of the ambulance;
one was dressed in a shirt the second in a grayish suit. The spoke between each
other about something (the language or voices were not heard because of the
distance) and then got back inside the ambulance. One in the cabin and the second
next to the driver, the curtains in the cabin were closed and then van rushed
suddenly away in a quick jerk. Both journalists noticed how strange the “firemen”
had looked, they had very white pale faces, penetrating eyes which radiated some
type of energy, their smiles appeared unnaturally forced like robots. The worried
journalists phoned the local Militia. The guard on duty confirmed that people in
civilian clothing did not drive ambulances. The origin of the mysterious
“ambulance” remained shrouded in mystery.
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