(04-04-2017, 08:50 PM)Mystic Wanderer Wrote: Not your "normal" type of abduction, I admit. Maybe he WAS attacked after all.
I've never heard of another case like this one in all the years I've been reading UFO accounts.
Considering the way that Ufo reports were usually done around that time, this one did seem
more than just unusual. It's what I'd term as 'clunky'..."! There's no sleekness that implies
a typical encounter, as seen from the Wikipedia account:
'...Taylor reported seeing what he described as a "flying dome" or a large, circular sphere
approximately 7 yards (6.4 metres) in diameter, hovering above the forest floor in a clearing
about 530 yards (480 metres) away from his truck.
Taylor described the object as "a dark metallic material with a rough texture like sandpaper"
featuring an outer rim "set with small propellers".
Taylor claims he experienced a foul odour "like burning brakes" and that smaller spheres
"similar to sea mines" had seized him and were dragging him in the direction of the larger
object when he lost consciousness.
According to Taylor, he later awoke and the objects were gone, but he could not start his truck,
so he walked back to his home in Livingston...'
SOURCE:
Propellers...?! Seriously? This sounds like a down-to-earth person attempting to describe what
he had never seen before and in today's ufology terminology, this strange device may be
perceived as a drone.
To a more cynical reader, this may smack of Travis Walton's encounter four years before, but
recalling how information of this type was disseminated back then, I seriously doubt that Mr.
Taylor had ever heard of the Ufo abduction case in Arizona.
Something happened.
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