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Tuesday, 21 September 2021

Supposing Just ONE Encounter Report Was Genuine?

 


 Apparently, I did not realise this until I checked the date, over three years ago I asked any blog reader (and there are a lot of you) who had read or knew of a report or article about someone who had encountered a UFO and entities as a one off experience to get in touch.

Nothing.

In fact, I know from having spoken to a couple people that when reporting such incidents thaey were told that they were probably lifelong abductees. They pointed out that they were not and that this was a one off incident. They were told again that they WERE lifelong abductees because all ofvtheresaearch pointed to this in "every" such incident even if only a landed UFO and entities seen but no interaction. They were given the option of being put in touch with a "specialist abductees group" or their report could not be looked into.

Above: Betty & Barney Hill

This is exactly what I predicted would happen well over 20 years ago in articles and posts and later in my books. There are many credible accounts of UFO/entity encounters from 1950 up until the time everyone went "grey abductions" crazy. Look at Euporia, Mississippi in 1973 where racial prejudice reared its ugly head; local investigators chasing up any and every UFO incident but refusing to look at a multi witness incident on a U.S. Highway -because those witnesses were "black" -MUFON still refuses to even consider the case.

Imagine that you genuinely see a strange craft land and entities emerge -there is no interacytion but after a couple of minutes the entities re-enter the object and it leaves. You report it and you are told you were abducted. A dashboard clock may well tell you that you can account for every minute but as David Jacobs stated in his UFO evangelical style -"You saw a UFO and it vanished: YOU WERE ABDUCTED!" no question about it. Are you seriously going to have to go through all the messing around and state you were abducted just to get somone to take yourreport seriously....or do you back away and keep quiet?

What surprised me, because you are never told this but have to dig to find out, is that many percipients or witnesses in these events would never have been known and we would know nothing about the Betty & Barney Hill, the Liberty, Kentucky incident or many others if it had not been for ufologists exposing these people to the press or betraying confidences for their own gain.

Think about that. The Betty and Barney Hill account and all the extra evidence surrounding it -taken  to the grave or a family secret. The 1976  Mona Stafford, Louise Smith and Elaine Thomas abduction event -unknown and taken to the grave (I believe Stafford was still alive as of 2020). Even the Walton case would not be known had it not been for the actions of Ufologists at the time. 

above: Stafford, Smith and Thomas

In fact, after writing my last book dealing with the subject, Beyond UFO Contact: Aliens from MindTime & Space (2020), I sat down and looked at the reports, both abductions and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, from 1950-1995 and realised that  at a rough count over 50 we would not know about if Ufologists had not broken confidential agreements with those involved. The figure is probably higher and it is a sad fact that many persons reporting such events were never even spoken to by investigators after 30 years  and when some were those self righteous lazy clod-hoppers had the audacity to chastise reporters and newspapers for bad reporting! Absolutely no "If an investigator had gotten his lazy ass out of a chair and bothered we would not have been quoting incorrect facts for over thirty years" oh no. Everyone's fault but their own. So after 40, 50 and 60+ years many of those percipients are no longer with us. We've lost testimony. Eupora would today be classed as a major incident but decades on not one witness (that is still alive) has been spoken to.

Here is another fact worth considering; I know of several incidents where news got out and reached ufologists and the shameful behaviour of those 'truth seekers' made the witnesses withdraw and we lost testimony -one 'investigator' told me that the witness to a landing was obviously a "UFOnut" because he claimed "something" left the landed objkect. In another series ofg events at a quarry in the UK ufologists let the localpress and media know what was going on -this led to witnesses seeing chuckling TV presenters and reporters recounting their "tales". One witness to a landing refused outright to speak and workers at the quarry had told the BBC that if their mocking reporter returned he would be sent for a flight over the edge of the quarry.

Above: Maurice Masse

There are cases in which someone hides, observes a landing and an entity gets out and after a minute or so re-enters the object which takes off but they are no longer in hiding but standing out in the open and a brief encounter was obviously far more involved and years later this was indicated, however, the secret went with them to the grave. M. Masse at Valensole, France was a similar case. When you realise that a straight forward narrative that should go from A to E does so but misses out B, C and D, you can ask why but the person involved will either say they were 'mistaken' or "No. I am never going to say what else happened". 

How many witnesses/percipients have encountered something but seeing all the TV and You Tube trash decided that they are "not getting involved in that crap!" or just accepted it as Bob Taylor did after his encounter at Livingstone as "It happened. You get on with your life"?  This is a line repeated by a number of percipients whose lives were shattered by an encounter but afterwards (in some cases suffering physical and mental trauma) decide that it happened and they have to get on with their lives.  How many have decided this that we do not know about because fiction has taken over from fact or because they do not want to be known as "another one of those crazy UFO abductees" (even if they aren't?

Hopkins and Jacobs along with others has made it almost impossible for someone to report a brief encounter and with MUFON there is the fear that personal details (supposedly confidential) might be sold on?

I am not a debunker and never have been. I am a sceptic and I look at the evidence and assess cases by evidence or by making a decision as to how credible someone is. That should be clear from my books.  Until I actually encounter an alien spacecraft I cannot state that aliens are landing on Earth. Even going by what percipients state I cannot say that but if everything points to them not lying and there is back-up evidence such as unconnected observers, etc all I can state is that they seem genuine so it is then up to readers to decide extraterrestrial or not. 

above: Marius Dewilde

But we need the testimony because it cannot all be dismissed by genuine debunkers who insist every single observer is "mistaken" or "suffering an altered state" (which they clearly do not understand) and if the accounts are genuine....

Sunday, 19 September 2021

N,N-dimethyltryptamine and Alien Encounters

This is posted out of interest and as a possible explantion SOME incidents but is not intended to explain away ALL such encounters.

Survey of entity encounter experiences occasioned by inhaled N,N-dimethyltryptamine: Phenomenology, interpretation, and enduring effects

 

Experiences of having an encounter with seemingly autonomous entities are sometimes reported after inhaling N,N-dimethyltryptamine.

The study characterized the subjective phenomena, interpretation, and persisting changes that people attribute to N,N-dimethyltryptamine-occasioned entity encounter experiences.

Two thousand, five hundred and sixty-one individuals (mean age 32 years; 77% male) completed an online survey about their single most memorable entity encounter after taking N,N-dimethyltryptamine.

Respondents reported the primary senses involved in the encounter were visual and extrasensory (e.g. telepathic). The most common descriptive labels for the entity were being, guide, spirit, alien, and helper. Although 41% of respondents reported fear during the encounter, the most prominent emotions both in the respondent and attributed to the entity were love, kindness, and joy. Most respondents endorsed that the entity had the attributes of being conscious, intelligent, and benevolent, existed in some real but different dimension of reality, and continued to exist after the encounter. Respondents endorsed receiving a message (69%) or a prediction about the future (19%) from the experience. More than half of those who identified as atheist before the experience no longer identified as atheist afterwards. The experiences were rated as among the most meaningful, spiritual, and psychologically insightful lifetime experiences, with persisting positive changes in life satisfaction, purpose, and meaning attributed to the experiences.

N,N-dimethyltryptamine-occasioned entity encounter experiences have many similarities to non-drug entity encounter experiences such as those described in religious, alien abduction, and near-death contexts. Aspects of the experience and its interpretation produced profound and enduring ontological changes in worldview.



Saturday, 18 September 2021

Often misreported -now the FACTS: The 1954 Leboeuf Contact Case

 ValenceFrance    26th September, 1954

 

   France has produced a number of good quality UFO reports over the years and 1954, as already noted, saw some highly detailed reports.  Some of these can, based on the research I have carried out over forty plus years, be classified as either an unknown natural phenomenon(a) or UNP, or as reports of seemingly solid, constructed objects, UFOBs.  It is a great pity that the majority of these cases have never been published in the English language

 

   The case of Madame Leboeuf has been referred to in various sources but all appear to have inconsistencies ; a number of internet sites have details of the case that are, to be frank, fictional.  Those quoting “Vallee Magonia Database” are worth ignoring and Ufologist Michel Figuet referred to “…the errors of Jacques Vallee” on this case (1)

 

   Raymond Veilith received a transcript of a field investigator’s (unnamed) interview (2) with Madame Leboeuf  and his report, dated 3rd December, 1954,  gives her account of what happened at Chabeuil, a small village 14 kilometres east of Valence (note that the sighting occurred at approx. 14:30 hrs) :

 

   "It was on September 26, 1954. I was in CHABEUIL and I went to the cemetery to bring flowers there. This cemetery is in the east of the village in a shadowy neighborhood (wood, coppice and culture). I had my black bitch Dolly with me, she was running around nearby. I was in a sunken lane at some distance from the cemetery and I collected blackberries.

 

   "I called my bitch Dolly and as she arrived near me, she stopped dead and started to howl madly - at this time I noticed that the dogs of the nearby houses, who were on the rope (leash), were also howling madly. Surprised by the barking, I raised my head and I saw at 2 meters 50 from me a living being motionless who was staring at me (small height, 1 meter to 1 meter 50), I still wonder for how long it had been looking at me like that.

 

   "It appeared to be wrapped in a transparent diving-suit from head to foot, face almost human  ~I did not see ears, vision was little fuzzy through the diving-suit), human eyes staring and brilliant, expressive and intelligent. I did not distinguish arms, those being perhaps stuck along the body. I examined the details of the body of this living being, I especially looked at his eyes (its eyes did not cease to look at me)".

 

   "When I saw it, it approached me, hopping, without being concerned with my bitch who barked at him. Seized with fear, I ran away shouting and I hid in a bush (the fear made my teeth snap together). Almost at once, within five meters of me, I saw a machine in the form of saucer of a diameter of approximately four meters  resembling a child’s large mechanical spinning top, but with the flat lower part, rising above the cornfield. The weather was dull, it had just rained one hour before and this machine had a dark colour, a washed out and dull gray. I noticed neither lights nor porthole (from my place, I could at no time see the machine when it was on the ground). The machine thus rose slowly above the cornfield (same location that where it was landed) and I perceived a light humming during this movement, then, when it arrived above the alfalfa field, it tilted  to 90° (vertical position) and disappeared in the North-eastern direction at a tremendous speed while emitting an odd whistling sound; I did not notice a gyratory movement.

 

   "The people at the cemetery heard the howls of my bitch as well as the whistle of the machine (my husband who was in aviation and who was in the vicinity also heard this whistle and realized that it was not a jet). They came and they found me in the bush; I was paralysed and I could not call.

 

   "Several people went to the site of the saucer landing a few moments afterwards. They noticed an area of approximately four meters in diameter where the ground and the grass were compacted; several corn plants were crushed; the branches of the acacias which were around the site were scraped and several were broken, this up to a height of approximately ten meters. They found the leaves on the ground.

 

   "I am neither insane nor timorous and it takes a lot to make me get emotional. I nevertheless stayed for two days in bed with fever. Moreover, my bitch Dolly trembled and wept during three consecutive nights. It was only two days later that I informed the Press. I now believe in flying saucers and my husband too".

 

   It needs to be noted that a large number of accounts state that Madame Leboeuf was picking mushrooms but she is quite clear that she was picking blackberries. It is a small point but it shows that the original account had not been read just the inaccuracies given out by others later. This includes the ‘fact’ that all of the witness’ “dogs” began barking and worse.  It was not “Mimi” but “Mdme” Leboeuf.

 

   The field investigator notes – confidentially – in his report that “following this great emotion, her periods reappeared immediately”.  What we are to make of that I do not know.  I do know that the gendarmes who investigated the report noted “…that the fear had involved disorders” which were “strictly feminine”

 

   Figuet spoke to Madame Leboeuf and noted that she had never had been staring at her nor that there was a human-like face or human type eyes –the helmet the entity wore made features blurry. Other than this, the rest of the report from 1954 was accurate.

   Madame Leboeuf was taken back to Valence,  and went to bed with a  40°C fever, and was looked after for two days by Dr. Margot (this appears to have been nervous shock) –it  is only then that she spoke. By this time the newspapers were already informed of the incident. Figuet tells us:

   “Then, it was at Madame. Leboeuf’s, a procession of important characters, and a rain of letters coming from all countries. She had a lot to do to answer this. One of these envoys from the Minister for the Air said: ‘If Mdme. Leboeuf saw nothing, she could not have informed as she did on matters that are kept "secret”.

   Figuet also pointed out that  two young people driving to a cinema along the Montélimar road saw the "saucer" ascending and then disappear. 

   A Dr. Martinet, was driving back to Croix de Nivollet from Col du Chat pass when he observed “the saucer”, along with about fifteen other people.  The observation lasted four minutes, during which he evaluated the objects altitude (he had been an artillery observer) to be approximately 2000 meters.  The object then started to go downwards with a falling leaf movement, then disappeared suddenly at the vertical.  As with the object at Chabeuil, this one was convex with the higher part of gray colour.

   So, we have here a large number of independent witnesses to the object –the assumption here is that it was the same object.  There were also the noted animal disturbance – lasting days in the case of Dollie – as well as physical traces and the physiological effects on the witness.  There are inconsistencies in the reporting but this is really only relevant in regard to the time of the incident.

   Figuet notes that Madame Leboeuf believed it to be around 14:30 hrs.  The sighting by Dr. Martinet was 35 minutes later at 17:12 hrs.  Yes, if the witness saw the entity and UFO, and the motorists, at after 14:30 hrs then the Martinet account did not occur 35 minutes later and Figuet does confirm the Leboeuf time and writes:

   “With regard to the observation of Dr. Martinet, it is really 05:12 p.m., 05:14 p.m. or 05:18 p.m. according to the various newspapers of the time. There is a 35 minutes variation approximately between this observation and the departure of the UFO observed in Chabeuil and not 5 minutes. This is a misprint.”

   This seems odd and there were even suggestions, mainly from Marie-Therese de Brosses in her book (3) that when Madame. Leboeuf came to her senses, she was unable to explain what happened to her and did not know how the being disappeared, nor how long she had remained in the bushes. This suggests, to de Brosses, an episodes of amnesia, or "missing time" and she wondered  about what could have occurred during this time?

   If  Madame Leboeuf had been abducted then it beat even Alan Godfrey’s 8 minutes or so record abduction.  The facts are clear in that she saw the entity.  The entity approached her.  She ran away shouting/screaming and hid in a bush.  She may have fainted. Her husband and others had heard her scream and ran to the area looking for her. None of the factors indicate there was any substantial amount of “missing time”.

   The fact is that Madame Leboeuf gave a rough time, she had lain flowers at a grave and then gone blackberry picking, therefore, if the doctor saw the same object 35 minutes later her observation, after having fainted, was at around 16:35 hrs +/-

   It seems that Madame Leboeuf felt a little ashamed that she had screamed and run away and hid rather than stand her ground.  In a newspaper report (4) she is quoted as saying : “Ah! If I had not been so afraid, perhaps I would have known who it was!”

   When you get past all of the inaccuracies and all the wilder speculation and get to a reliable, original, source you find facts.  Facts that show just one more ordinary person who encountered something very strange and frightening just once in her lifetime and then went back to her daily life. 

   Again, the Ufologists and debunkers were the only ones publicizing the event after it happened and for years later.  Madame Leboeuf, when questioned, simply recounted her experience, never adding to it or going into wild speculation.

 

5/10

 




Above : Madame Leboeuf’s drawing of the entity she sighted put into perspective with the cornfield she saw it next to (see the France-Dimanche drawing that shows position of entity, object and Madame Leboeuf,

 

 

  

Above : Madame Leboeuf’s drawing of the object she (and others) sighted that day



(1)     “Flux et Reflux”, Figuet, Michel, Lumieres Dans La Nuit 198, October,

          1980 : p. 35

 

(2)     Rapport de l’entrevue avec Mme Leboeuf a Valence Report of Interview with

         Mdme Leboeuf In Valence, sent by a field investigator to Raymond Veilith,

         NICAP files and Ufologie website

 

(3)     Enquête sur les Enlèvements Extraterrestres, de Brosses, Marie-Thérèse

          l'Aventure Secrète, Plon, J'ai Lu, France, 1995: pp 43-44

 

(4)     “Une Soucoupe Volante a Chabeuil(Drome)”, Le Provençal, Marseilles,

          France, September 29, 1954

 

(5)     “La Soucoupe de Valence a laisse des traces (dans le mais”France-

           DimancheParis, 10th October, 1954


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Warminster UFOs and Entities 

Encounter with A Boggart and an Incident From Germany 

UFO Abductees and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 

The Huyton Humanoid : Multiple Witnesses And How To Get It Wrong 

The Case of A Strange Car Ride 

A Little Known 1950 French Close Encounter 

Older UK Encounter Reports 

In A Wallasey Garden –Another Lesson to Learn 

The Strange Aliens in Jardinopolis, Brazil 

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Close Encounter…with a Boggart . 33 

Oulton Marsh, Suffolk –An Unknown “Classic” p. 38 

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1973 –The “Year of the Humanoids” 

1973 –The year of the Pascagoula alien abduction claim 

1973 –Several witnesses observed two Unidentified Flying Objects: one temporarily landed on a US Interstate road while the other hovered close-by. An entity appeared from the landed object. A car driver approaching from the opposite direction stops, turns his/her car and races off. This is classed as a Major Incident in Ufology. 

1973 –a driver observes a landed UFO and entities and opens fire with his gun when he felt threatened. A High Strangeness account. 

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Reports now probably lost to history. 

1973 –a year in which UFO reports from African-Americans were frowned upon and ignored. Nothing has changed.

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