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10/1959 - Gideon Johansson, his
wife and his son, Mariannelund, Sweden, 18:55; Hoax
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| Report Summary |
"The electrical power in the three witnesses' houses failed;
when they ran outside they saw a blinding white light, it stopped and hovered.
The object started to move, slowly descended and turned to the right, hitting
and smashing a portion of a maple tree (top section), it then descended
towards the ground. The witness was 10 foot from it. Through a large window
he could see two occupants, with large eyes; the heads were high-crowned.
The occupants were small in size. The object was oval, about 12 feet long
and 8 feet high. It was found that a gray-white substance covered power
lines. The witness was Gideon Johansson, his wife and his son."[footnote
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| Hynek Classification |
CE-II |
| Original Vallee Classification |
Type
Ia |
| Current Vallee Classification |
CE2 |
| Minimum Distance |
10 feet |
| Object Appearance |
Disk with large window, oval, 12 feet long, eight feet high,
glowing |
| Object Behavior |
Light stopped, hovered, moved, hit maple tree, descended
toward ground. No information on departure. |
| Occupant Appearance |
"High-crowned" heads, large eyes |
| Physical Effect |
Tree damage, material on power lines |
| Medical Effect |
None mentioned |
| Comments / Conclusion |
Known hoax. |
Footnotes
1. Phillips Trace Catalog case 134s,. FSR, 11:70, http://www.iufog.org/project1947/phillips.htm
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