Mind Monsters: Invaders From Inner Space by Jenny Randles

Author:Jenny Randles [Randles, Jenny]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780850308297
Google: 3ZI7OAAACAAJ
Goodreads: 51037646
Published: 2010-09-12T04:31:33+00:00

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MIND MONSTERS

Police Chief]eff Greenhaw from Falkvill� Alabama, was called out by an anonymous repon of a UFO. This was during a major wave of sightings in the USA throughout mid October 1973. He saw no UFO

but did encounter this figure in a silvery suit, of which he took several photographs. Whilst there are some who suggest that the policeman was ‘hoaxed’ (i.e. the figure could be someone dressed up in a fireman’s suit) it remains one of the few interesting photographs of a

‘sky 1nonster’ (Jeff Greenhaw).

SKY MONSTERS

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world wide over half a century we have accrued less alien photographs than we can count on the fingers of both hands.

Nobody has yet answered why to my satisfaction.

So, if not photographic proof of aliens, is there any other kind of proof/ We have had very few cases where anybody was given something by the aliens. An American man received two pancakes once (he ate one - it tasted like cardboard). When analysed, there was nothing uneanhly about the other.

Philip Taylor, a college lecrurer who coordinates investigations lor BUFORA, srudied another strange case of this type The witness is a retired audiologist who, after rising to the rank of major in the army, specialized in research into hearing loss. He lived in a remote cottage near Hastings in Sussex and in 1967

had a series of encounters he only reponed years later.

Edwin, the witness, claims nine visits by aliens between 17

August and 23 September They were of small to normal height, very thin but with greyish ‘parchment’ skin and without hai:r; eyebrows or lashes. Their hands were like ‘withered leaves’ to the touch. They left in an arrowhead-shaped device, from the base of which emerged a blue glow. They communicated only by whistles and hisses.

On one occasion they stayed for hours, watched TV with him, took some fruit and tried a sip of whiskey (which they hated).

They removed plant samples from the garden, then asked to take his dog away! He refused, and so they took some china model dogs instead.

In return for these gifts Edwin received some seeds and some crystals from the aliens. He planted the seeds and said a strange

‘cactus-like’ plant grew. This died long before he ever reponed the experience and he did not photograph it. However, the crystals are a different matter They looked a bit like uncut diamonds and so - possibly in hope - he sent one to a London diamond merchant who told him it was just quanz.

Edwin still had the crystal in 1986 and let Philip Taylor send it for analysis to the Institute of Geological Srudies in London, from where as RK Harrison confirmed: ‘Your specimen is a piece of glassy quanz - cenainly not extraterrestrial, I am sorry to say’

Edwin says he cannot understand why the aliens gave him such useless evidence, but sticks firmly to his story Philip

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