man is abducted by dwarfs bebedouro brazil 1969

"encountered silver-suited humanoids, bearded cave-dwarves, and a Christ-like apparition - all during the course of a single abduction event. "

i hate when that happens.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
ohhhh I do miss these kinds of thread on ATS.

On saying that I don't think "the Cosmic Jokers" is probably the most reliable source, I think the clue is in the name.

Jacques Vallee: Dimensions, pp188-191.
Peter Brookesmith: UFO: The Complete Sightings Catalogue, p94.
John Spencer: UFOs: The Definitive Casebook, pp186-197.
Joshua Strickland: Extraterrestrials on Earth, p10-12

These were the sources at the bottom of the article, not exactly stuff ripped from the Daily Fail. Had you explored the website theres an interesting essay regarding why things "may be" seen the way they are.

the-cosmic-jokers.000webhostapp.com...

It's at least a theory I hadn't heard articulated this way before.

a reply to: data5091

the best of the best is colares
very likely one of the most underrated ufo cases ever

a reply to: mamabeth

oh cool do you remenber the name of the book?
also how so?

a reply to: pirhanna

it is probally the "dont do war , do peace" that those beings love so much

a reply to: RadioRobert

same here

a reply to: DexterRiley

lol

a reply to: RoScoLaz5

all in an days work!

a reply to: Caver78

Jacques Vallee: Dimensions, pp188-191.

this right here is proof that its an good encounter

originally posted by: humanoidlord
a reply to: Denoli

probally because you believe in extraterrestrial ufos
take them out of picture and this story is way more believable

Way more believable ?

Cue tumbleweed

a reply to: Denoli

yeah
have you heard oj jacques vallee

originally posted by: rickymouse
Must have been doing Windowpane or purple microdot.

It was 1969, so it was more likely Orange Sunshine.

I dunno. Maybe the guy met some girls, went patying, got robbed, then had to come up with an excuse to account for where he'd been and why he'd been gone for so long.

a reply to: 4003fireglo

then why does he stick with the story to this day?
and why did he publish the story to UFO newsletters

originally posted by: 4003fireglo

originally posted by: rickymouse
Must have been doing Windowpane or purple microdot.

It was 1969, so it was more likely Orange Sunshine.

I dunno. Maybe the guy met some girls, went patying, got robbed, then had to come up with an excuse to account for where he'd been and why he'd been gone for so long.

Your explanation sounds better. The girls were short and had shiny bikinis on that blinded him. The rest was a blur.

originally posted by: humanoidlord
a reply to: 4003fireglo

then why does he stick with the story to this day?
and why did he publish the story to UFO newsletters

He knows how to keep his story straight. Lie once and stick with that one lie so you never have to make up anything else. Then again, I guess he got robbed by magical dwarves and spoke to a Christ figure no one else could see. Sounds reasonable.

a reply to: humanoidlord

Interesting. The story seems more like older tales of abductions by the "fair folk" than anything else, save for the claimed craft. Then again, so do some other such stories. The "green" reference, even, reminds me of those sort of tales. Green is believed by some to be a preferred color for fairies/fair folk/whatever you want to call them. Eyes, though? Hmm, should I wonder? Lol!

Not sure what to make of this story, overall. Seems very fantastic, and thus less likely to be true, but one could argue, why make something u so unbelievable? Of course, one could also argue, a big lie is more readily believed than is a small one.

Curious, in any case.

I am sure there is a Disney film about all of this....."Know Christ and the Seven Dwarfs" or something?

Anyway no idea what to make of this story it's just bizarre. Perhaps some mental elf problems??? I dunno.

I did enjoy reading it though.

I gave you a star for "mental elf"

a reply to: humanoidlord

There are tons of really weird reports along these lines if you look at the actual reports and not what most UFO writers write about them. They mostly leave out the weird details that don't go along with the ET theory to make them fit in with their beliefs. That incredible weirdness is the thread that ties all these cases together. That's what Doc Jacques found to be the case when studying all the best cases from the most reliable witnesses. They all had more in common with the old tales of fairy folk than with visitors from outer space.

a reply to: rickymouse

lets get back on topic?