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An apparent bedroom visitation and missing time episode in which the witness
reported encountering two “round” humanoids in his bedroom. No other
information.
HC addition # 2351
Source: 1990 Canadian UFO Survey
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Type:
117.
Location. Rostov-on-Don, Russia
Date: March 1990 Time: late evening
30-year old Dmitriy Naumenko (involved in a previous contact in November 1985)
was in his bed attempting to fall asleep when he suddenly heard someone calling his
name. He jumped up in amazement, because he had been alone in the house. He
then saw a beautiful young woman with a head of amazing white hair sitting on a
chair near his table, while the whole room was lit in a surreal, dull bluish light. He
immediately recognized her as the same woman he met back in 1985 “from another
world” as she had said at that time. While in the previous encounter she had been
dressed in a normal terrestrial dress and boots, this time she was dressed in a shiny
seamless overall, apparently metallic in nature. “I have come to visit you again,”
Said the beautiful alien woman, smiling. She then added, somewhat irked, that
Dmitriy had totally forgotten about her those 5 years. At this moment Dmitriy
heard a male voice coming from the kitchen, the voice said, “What is this” another
male voice answered, “It is tea, lets drink.” In a whisper, Dmitriy asked the alien
woman who was talking in the kitchen. She answered that they were her “friends”
and not to worry, “they will not cause you any harm.” At this point Dmitriy felt his
mind wandering, sensing a ringing sound inside his head and a strange reddish
gloom in front of his eyes, like a smoky cloak, this cloak completely covered the alien
woman. The alien woman then vanished, at the same time the strange dull bluish
light almost disappeared. In a confused state, Dmitriy dressed and went out to his
front yard. He then saw a large cigar-shaped object hovering in the sky near the
Rostov City tower. The object had a greenish halo around it. Several beams of light
shone down from the object and strangely the ends of the beams did not seem to
reach the ground, they seemed to be cut off at about 20 meters from the ground. The
cigar then started moving and slowly floated away, soon disappearing into the night
sky. Two days later the local newspaper “Molot” (Hammer) published an article
detailing the fact that several locals had seen a huge cigar shaped object hovering
near the television tower apparently the same night of Dmitriy’s encounter.
HC addendum
Source: Alexey K. Priyma, “Unknown Worlds” Moscow 1996 Type: D
118.
Location. Rostov-on-Don, North Caucasus, Russia
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