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In August 1993, 27-year-old Kelly Cahill, her husband and three children were driving home after a visit to a friend's house.
Their routine journey would soon become a harrowing trip into an unknown world of strange beings that occupied space but were void of color as we know it. The Dandenong foothills, near Belgrave, Victoria, Australia would have its location forever linked to one of the most unusual sightings of a strange creature in Ufology archives.
Journey Home: After midnight, the Cahills were on their journey home when they first noticed the lights of a rounded craft with windows around it.
One of the most intriguing aspects imo, is when she began to pray while the alleged entities were manhandling her husband
She claims the entity with which she'd had the most interaction, chuckled and said words to the effect, ' Why would I hurt you. I'm your father ' (father in reference to her praying to THE Father i.e., God)
Puts an entirely new slant on the alleged aliens, for me
Originally posted by Dock9
Two other Aussie 'UFO' cases which also intrigue are the man (can't remember his name right now) who claims he was basically raped by one of two strange asiatic type female aliens, after which he unwound a hair from the rapist-female from his male organ. It's claimed that this was analysed and proved to be of unknown origin
Originally posted by Dock9
Lastly is the family comprising a middle-aged woman and her sons and dogs who were trvelling across the Nullabor Plain at night when they were chased by a UFO which allegedly lifted up the vehicle and then dropped it. Afterwards, traces of strange 'dust' were found on the vehicle and it's tyres had burst from the impact. I've read also that a long-distance truck driver in the same region at around teh same time, also saw the UFO
The Cahill account seems to fall on the dark side of ufology, but perhaps Kelly's religious beliefs interpreted the incident as 'soul stealing' and evil? If what's alleged to have happened did happen, it's hard to tweeze out any positive or friendly aspects.
the females in the other group seemed to play a dominant role. Bill, the male witness in the trio, appears, like Kelly's husband, to have had only limited involvement. The two women consciously recalled onboard episodes. They remembered the UFO and the tall black beings. Their description did not feature the red eyes Kelly saw.
Still in the dream, a hand on her shoulder leads her, and she follows obediently. Eventually Kelly becomes aware that she is in a small room, with only a small table and a being standing before her. The being tells her she did not kill anyone and they had to use her sense of morality to overcome her fear. Kelly has a profound feeling that she knows this being. On a table behind the being is a Bible, one of hers, which had disappeared a few weeks before. The being gives Kelly a strange choice which deepens her suspicion of the beings' motives. She is told she can come but must leave the Bible behind. In the dream the being gives her this Bible. The dream ends at that point. A few days after the encounter, her husband found the Bible in the car.
The entities did not speak and provided very little information. Neither woman saw the other or any of the others while in the alien environment presumably aboard the UFO. Curiously, each was still aware of what was happening to her companion, ostensibly through psychic means.
From July through September 1993 small orange fireballs, about the size of tennis balls, frequently hit the windows of the house. Kelly, her husband, and her mother witnessed the phenomena. o About two and a half years earlier, at Lalor, Kelly had a peculiar dream in which she moved through a flesh-like hourglass apparatus. The same night she experienced a "vision" of opening their back door and seeing a light for a few seconds. Then she blacked out. Kelly experienced the same sense of power she felt in the field in August 1993. o After the encounter and until July 1994, the Cahill house (built in 1949) had been the scene of fleeting observations of tall "shadows," seen by both Kelly and her husband. o A bad smell occasionally permeated the house and seemed to move around.
Bill Chalker has done a lot of work on that case.
Oh, there's one thing I remember that he said: "I wouldn't harm her. She's my daughter." Now when I first saw the-on the way up to [my girl friend's] in the field, the first thing I did was pray. And I took it as sarcasm straight away. And it sounded like sarcasm. . . .
It sounded like there was even a small laugh after that. I don't know-it just wasn't good to me
So she made a silent prayer which began with "Father."
Therefore, given her brief prayer for clarification of the nature of the UFO event on the way up to her friend, as well as the use of the word Father, she got a sense of "mockery" when she heard the voice saying, "She is my daughter."
They had two different laboratories confirm several unusual anomalies and magnetic problems at the apparent site of the UFO landing. Some interesting changes in soil chemistry were detected— an above average sulphur content, the presence of pyrene (which occurs in coal tar and is also obtained by the destructive hydrogenation of hard coal), and tannic acid— in a crescent shaped indentation. There was a triangular formation of dead grass on the ground, spaced out in the site.
Originally posted by Dock9
reply to post by Maybe...maybe not
Bill Chalker has done a lot of work on that case.
You might remember the name Harry Mason ? He used to have a presence on the net. Don't know if he still does. Well, I might be wrong about this, but I seem to remember that he was a geologist, or at least held degrees in the sciences, and he stated online a number of times that top-secret tests were being conducted from out of the Antarctic, resulting in missiles or similar flying at tremendous speeds over the Nullabor and other isolated regions. He said the Aborigines of the area described unearthly sounds and sights, but of course their experiences were discounted.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Maybe...maybe not
Now this is news to me!
Want to send me on the right direction?
You can u2u me if you like, so as not to derail this thread too much.