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saucer with pulsating lights round its scalloped edge. The lights were alternating
blue-green and red. The disc moved directly over the witnesses, who were huddled
together on the ground. A blinding light enveloped them, causing a tingling
sensation. Under hypnosis, Sheehan recalled communicating with the UFO entities,
though he did not see them. About one hour of “missing time” was never accounted
for.
HC addendum
Source: N.E. UFO Newsletter October 81 Type: G
25.
Location. Malibu California
Date: February 8 1954
Time: pre-dawn
Wakened by a motor like sound, John Fante saw a 100-foot ball of luminous blue
haze about 300 yards away. From it emerged small human figures “which made
their way down an iridescent funnel from the crest of Pt Dume to the ocean.” Going
to the cliff edge, he saw that this “conveyor belt---no more than 24” tall---entered
the ship’s hold and emerged carrying bright cylindrical objects,” with which they
returned to the ball.” There must have bee 5000 of these grotesque creatures.” Then
the ball gave a muffled roar and rose, and the ship sailed away. At the site where the
ball had rested, Fante found one of the silvery cylinders. Breaking it open, he found
in it 2 lb of coffee.
Humcat 1954-2
Source: Humcat quoting Newspaper source
Type: B
26.
Location. Lossiemouth Scotland
Date: February 18 1954 Time: 1530
Walking along the coast near Lossiemouth, Cedric Allingham heard a swishing
sound, and looking up, saw through binoculars a flying saucer only slightly different
from Adamski’s. 3 hours later he heard and saw it again, coming in for a landing 50
yards away. “The whole metallic body, seemed to glow faintly,” but was not
translucent; it was 50 ft wide and 20 ft high, resembling polished aluminum. A 6 ft
man with a deep tan skin and a high forehead got out. His garment covered him
from neck to toes---he wore no shoes. In each nostril was a tiny tube. When
Allingham drew planetary orbits, he nodded when Mars was pointed out, and
repeated “Mars.” In further exchanges he verified Allingham’s suggestions that the
Martian canals consist of a central string of water surrounded by vegetation.
Allingham touched and photographed the saucer and also photographed the pilot,
from a side rear angle; these photos are reproduced in his book. A slight humming
marked the take off of the saucer. The interview had lasted ½ hour.
Humcat 1954-3
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