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The 52-year old witness was watching jackrabbits by moonlights in the VeteransAdministration Hospital grounds when she heard a whirring noise and looked up tosee a luminous white ellipsoidal object coming down for a landing, approximately 30to 40 feet away. Its contours were fuzzy; the top of the object was a soft luminouspink and something like a horizontal periscope, or boom, protruded form the rightend. The object was about 40 to 50 feet in diameter and about 20 feet high. Thewhirring ceased as it landed, and she saw no landing gear. The sight transfixed thewitness. Then a human like figure well over six-foot tall, with very broad shoulders,appeared walking toward her from the UFO. She had not seen him emerge throughany door. He wore a silvery one-piece outfit that was tight, like a frogman’s outfit,and he appeared to have on mitten like gloves. Coming up to her he spoke, saying“I’ am Onleel, I want to talk with you, come with me.” She saw only his eyes, largeand dark and with what seemed to be tiny points of fire deep within; she saw noother facial features, and the voice, probably telepathic, seemed to come from theeyes, the witness felt compelled to obey. The next thing that she remembers is thatshe is inside the ship, with no recollection of how she got onboard. She followsOnleel across what appears to be the main central room through a doorway to asmaller room. In the room are three (possibly four) other beings, in generaldescription similar to Onleel but smaller, between 4 and 5-foot tall, and wearingone-piece suits of a brown color, with boots. Two are seated at what appears to be acontrol panel, while the third stands before something like a screen. They pay her noattention. She has the impression that they may be females, although there isnothing specific abut their shape to suggest this—only their smaller size. The fittingsand furniture were all of “spun aluminum” and a bright light that illuminated theinterior had no visible source. In a room to the other side of the “control room” shepartially observed what might have been bunks. In the smaller adjacent room,Onleel sat the witness down, and offered her an aluminum cup with liquidresembling milk; she declined the offer to drink. Then Onleel, who stood before heron what appeared to be a kind of plate in the floor, asked her a number of questions,some of which were of a highly personal nature, indicating that he must alreadyknow a great deal about her. He asked her what she would do in varioushypothetical situations, and he discussed with her aspects of reincarnation. Whenasked how she would react to the prospect of facing death, she responded by sayingshe would accept it. He told her that she was “one of the developing ones---there aremany of you scattered all over the planet;” and he said he (or they) “would becoming back for her.” The witness asked when and why; he answered, “It is not foryou to know.” His voice was a metallic monotone, somewhat similar to the voice of acomputer. After the quiz, which lasted perhaps 20 to 30 minutes, she again foundherself outside the object, dazed and upset, with no recollection of how she got there.She was on the street now, outside the VA Hospital grounds, near her ownapartment. She got home at about 0230A. There were many things about theexperience she is unable to remember. She had been wearing a new pair of shoes; inthe morning, she noticed that they were covered with desert dust and burrs; thisconfirmed for her the reality of the experience, that it had not been a dream.Humcat 1977-1652