| Report Summary |
"a top shaped object, spinning and emitting a hissing sound...
amber colored, about 6' tall and 8' wide, with a mast like protrusion on
top and small portholes around the bottom through which flames were visible..
in front of the lights (estimated 5 feet)... went up over the car ..."[footnote
1] |
| Hynek Classification |
CE-II |
| Original Vallee Classification |
Type
Id |
| Current Vallee Classification |
CE5 |
| Minimum Distance |
5 feet |
| Object Appearance |
Inverted cone with luminous portholes and antennae
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| Object Behavior |
Flew down in front of car, paced vehicle, departed over top |
| Physical Effect |
"... went up over the car leaving a strong odor like enbalming
fluid and a gaseous vapor...oily substance on the car persisted after many
washings, the car hood was warped with bubbled up paint, and the radiator
and hoses deteriorated after the incident." "air base... reportedly detected
radioactivity"; areas in line of sight with object not all affected (did
a chemical enter through vents?) |
| Medical Effect |
"began to feel a burning sensation on his arms... continued
to burn even after he washed them" |
| Comments / Conclusion |
Note absence of red light, amber lights may be associated
with chemical irritation. See the Vins case for
a similar geometry object. |
Footnotes
1. Hall, Uninvited Guests, ISBN 0-943358-32-9,
p 248
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