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Both humanoids were not tall, only about 1.3 to 1.4 meters in height. They wore
something like cowls over and behind their heads. Their dress was silvery, tightfitting
coat, semi-transparent and emanated a soft light from within. They had large
mouths, bright red and quite large lips. Their eyes and other facial features were not
described, because their heads were in a shadowy area, apparently as a result of the
cowls. After a short pause one of the aliens said, “Pam” (which means grandma in
the Bashkir language). He then threw his silver coat on her hands. The material
seemed to stick to the witness hands and elbows. Don’t be afraid said the alien, “We
came for 3 minutes” Your kinsfolk wait for you in the XII century (twelve) century.
(!). Now we will take you. We will come on the new year.” After saying that the
uninvited guests turned around and left the same way they entered. Mrs.
Sagidullina in utmost puzzlement rushed out the bath and suddenly was grabbed by
what felt like invisible hands and carried 30 meters to her house; it felt as if she flew
just above the ground. There is not information indicating if the aliens returned in
the “New Year”.
HC addendum
Source: Gennadiy Komov, “Anomalous News” # 40, St Petersburg
E
Type:
451.
Location. Near Kostroma, Russia
Date: October 9 1990 Time: 0900A
Yuri M. was sitting in his car at a cooperative garden near Kostroma when heard
astonished shouts coming from outside. Looking out he saw people pointing at a
bizarre flying object about flying smoothly at about 150meters overhead. The object
flew noiselessly and appeared to be flat gray in color and winged. It was blunt
nosed with neither a cradle nor a suspension frame for the pilot; it then made a turn
and flew closer to the witness. As it flew at about 35 mph Yuri realized that it was
really a winged dark man-like figure, with a head and no neck, it had its feet spread
apart to the sides. The flying humanoid eventually vanished from sight behind some
nearby trees.
HC addendum
Source: Kostroma Phenomena, Russia
Type: E
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