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invisible wall with his fist my met strong resistance causing his fingers to hurt. He
continued to float or fly within the invisible antigravity globe. He then saw rocks
and the river below him and suddenly he fell to earth quite rigidly. He looked
around and saw his pick axe lying among some rocks; he picked it up, stood up and
was able to now move around freely. He looked up and saw a glow in the sky in the
direction where the top-shaped craft had been. From the southern section of the sky
a new object appeared which resembled an elongated dirigible that was quickly
approaching. Apparently this new object was disc-shaped seen from its side with
narrowing edges. From one side its contour appeared to be dissolved and had what
appeared to be a gaping opening. The disc was silver in color but appeared to
change colors as it moved. Its flight direction suddenly changed to a sharp angle
without decreasing speed. The second object (original top-shaped craft) seemed to
“tremble” ascend soundlessly for several meters and fly in a circle of about 40
meters in diameter. It its circular movement the top-shaped craft was quickly
gaining altitude. Alexander followed its movements closely as it flew over him. As
Alexander watched the object holding his axe on his hand something like a bolt of
lightning was directed towards the witness and hit his axe, flinging it from his
hands, it fell among some nearby rocks. A wave of electricity shot through
Alexander’s body. He did not loose consciousness but closed his eyes and tensed his
muscles. He took a deep breath and managed to relax, once he opened his eyes both
objects were gone. There was only silence and the sounds of the nearby stream. His
axe was later found apparently cut in half by some type of laser weapon.
HC addendum
Source: Alexander Shamov in “M-Skiy Triangle” Riga 1990 # 6
Alexander Kuzovkin, Nikolay Nepomnyaszhiy, Moscow 1990 and
Nepomnyaszhiy “Wanderers of the Universe” Moscow 1996
Type: G
279.
Location. Aquaba, Jordan
Date: June 1990
Time: night
German tourist H Spoettle and his wife Barbara were staying in the outskirts of the
city and on this terribly hot night Mr. Spoettle lay awake on his bed looking out the
window unable to sleep. After awhile he became very uncomfortable and turned
around only to see what he thought was his wife Barbara sitting on the edge of the
bed, he immediately thought that she could not sleep either. But as he looked closely
at the figure he suddenly realized that it was not his wife, as Barbara lay calmly
sleeping next to him. He sat up and regarded the woman more closely. She had a
certain similarity to Barbara, but she was definitely a foreigner. The stranger
looked at the witness calmly into his eyes and began to slowly vanish in plain sight,
becoming transparent until he could no longer see her. He told his wife about it and
both attributed the visitation as Barbara’s deceased sister.
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