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128.Location. Ilford, Essex, EnglandDate: May 27 1977Time: 1230pMrs. Jean Pilliager was sitting in her bedroom with her dog at noon watchingtelevision when the picture went with a blinding flash. When she turned the knobs‘foreign voices could be heard laughing, singing and music’. There was a sound of aplane, so she dashed outside; high above this place, she could see two long cigarshapedUFOs the color of unpolished silver. Strangely Mrs. Pilliager received aphone call in late 1979 from someone who said he was from Capital Radio, London;the same weird noises were at the end of the phone call. He had said he would like totalk to her about her UFO experiences. Her phone was ex-directory.HC addendumSource: Margaret-Ellen Fry “Who are they?” Type: F?129.Location. Salisbury, North Adelaide, South AustraliaDate: May 27 1977 Time: early eveningThree boys, Brenton Clarke 15, Alex Madaros 14, and Neil Williams 14 related to aNewspaper that they had sighted an unusual object in a park. One boy claimed hehad been thrown three meters backwards from a column of light after touching thebeam with his right hand. Thirty seconds later they watched as a bluish-greenconical object rose rapidly from a tall gum tree within a group of trees 20m to theirright.HC addendumSource: Sunday Mail, Adelaide Newspaper 29/5/77Type: FComments: Possibly a self defense reaction from the object as the inquisitive witnesstouched the beam of light.130.Location. Milford Town WalesDate: late May 1977 Time: 0500AThe witness woke up to see a small object hovering outside her window. The objecthad a round bottom and a glass like compartment on top. A green beam of lightencircled the object’s edge and there were also some portholes on the bottomsection. As the object hovered at rooftop level a figure came out of it and beganwalking in midair. The being was short with an oval shaped face, long brownishhair; slanted eyebrows and normal eyes. It wore a silvery one-piece suit. The entitywalked around in midair for a few moments then walked back into the object, whichthen took off at high speed. (Same witness as to the earlier case.)HC addition # 200969