Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2011 20:48:38 GMT -5
This case appears in the book UFOs Over New York By Preston Dennett - Schiffer
The witness supposedly observed a UFO land and human-looking occupants perform repair work. She went to the landing site after they left and found a piece of cable but claims to have lost it. Description below:
Witness: Marianne Hatzenbuhler.
To her surprise, she also found an apparent piece of cable. Says Hatzenbuhler, "The outer part of it looked like the wrapping, something like a brown paper towel, only it wasn't like our paper towel. It felt rather like that, and was dark brown in color. It seemed to be a wrapping for a cable, tubular. And in the center of it - it had been cut laterally - you could see the strip, maybe an inch wide, more or less, something that looked like finely shredded aluminum strips laid in there, and it was as long as the piece of paper, and that the color and feel of aluminum, although it wasn't aluminum. It didn't behave like aluminum. Aluminum will crumple and this didn't crumple. You couldn't crease it. It was inside, strips of this, laying inside the paper. You could remove the inside, for the outside paper had been cut along the length of the piece, but it was all together."
Unfortunately, this crucial piece of evidence has become lost.
*Five more figures exited the newly landed craft and joined the others who were now working hard to cut long sections of what appeared to be heavy, dark cable.
The witness supposedly observed a UFO land and human-looking occupants perform repair work. She went to the landing site after they left and found a piece of cable but claims to have lost it. Description below:
- March 24, 1964. New Berlin, New York
Source: UFOs Over New York By Preston Dennett - Schiffer
Witness: Marianne Hatzenbuhler.
To her surprise, she also found an apparent piece of cable. Says Hatzenbuhler, "The outer part of it looked like the wrapping, something like a brown paper towel, only it wasn't like our paper towel. It felt rather like that, and was dark brown in color. It seemed to be a wrapping for a cable, tubular. And in the center of it - it had been cut laterally - you could see the strip, maybe an inch wide, more or less, something that looked like finely shredded aluminum strips laid in there, and it was as long as the piece of paper, and that the color and feel of aluminum, although it wasn't aluminum. It didn't behave like aluminum. Aluminum will crumple and this didn't crumple. You couldn't crease it. It was inside, strips of this, laying inside the paper. You could remove the inside, for the outside paper had been cut along the length of the piece, but it was all together."
Unfortunately, this crucial piece of evidence has become lost.
*Five more figures exited the newly landed craft and joined the others who were now working hard to cut long sections of what appeared to be heavy, dark cable.