Dimensions: A Casebook of Alien Contact - Above Top Secret

experience the effects, but it is interesting to remark that the lights kept "going around and around"after the scoutmaster (according to his own account of the incident) was already unconscious.It is also interesting to note, in this connection, that over a century ago Leroux de Lincy, in his Livredes Legendes, had this to say about the elves:If a mortal being dares come near them, they open their mouth and, struck by the breathwhich escapes from it, the imprudent fellow dies poisoned.On October 7, 1954, Mr. Margaillon saw an object that had landed in a field in Monteux, France. Itwas shaped like a hemisphere, about two and a half yards in diameter. The witness gasped for airand felt paralyzed during the observation. The sudden lack of air noted in the Cisco Grove case isfrequently reported by witnesses of landings, as are the peculiar eyes of the small entities: reddishorange,glowing in the dark.On October 9, 1954, in Lavoux, Vienne, France, a farmer who was riding his bicycle suddenlystopped as he saw a figure, dressed in a sort of "diving suit," aiming a double light beam at him. Theindividual, who seemed to have "boots without heels," very bright eyes, and a very hairy chest,carried two "headlights," one below the other, on the front of his suit.Nine days later, in Fontenay-Torcy, also in France, a man and his wife reported that they saw a redcigar-shaped object in they sky. All of a sudden, it dived toward them, leaving a reddish trail, andlanded behind some bushes. Upon reaching the top of a hill, the witnesses found themselvesconfronted by a bulky individual, human in appearance but only about three feet tall. He wore ahelmet, and his eyes glowed with an orange light. One of the witnesses lost consciousness. Fourother people saw the object in flight from another spot. A third group of independent witnesses inanother town, Sanson-la-Poterie, saw the craft fly away west at tremendous speed. The countrysidewas illuminated over an area one to two miles wide.It is indeed appropriate to tell the investigator of such cases (in the words of Robert Herrick's "TheNight-Piece of Julia"):Her eyes the Glow-worme lend thee,The Shooting Starres attend thee;And the Elves Also,Whose little eyes glowLike the sparks of fire, befriend thee.The UFO occupants, like the elves of old, are not extraterrestrials. They are the denizens of anotherreality.