| ID | #1558536583 |
| Added | Wed, 22/05/2019 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Le Parisien, September 13, 1954
Aime Michel, Flying Saucers and the Straight Line Mystery, p. 44
Jacques Vallee, Passport to Magonia, p. 209
Aime Michel
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Worker, Marius Dewilde (34 years old), left home when his dog barked. There he saw a dark object sitting on the railroad tracks. Then he noticed the two dwarfs walking toward it.
When he tried to stop them, he was paralyzed because of the bright orange beam of light that was aimed at him.
The creatures were shorter than 1 meter (3.3 ft), bulky, and wore dark diving suits. Face or hands were not visible.
On earth, he left footprints. According to the estimates of the engineer, they were made the object of which was to weigh 30 tons. The French police and the French air force investigated this case.
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Upon hearing his dogs barking, Marius Dewilde came out and saw a dark mass on the railroad tracks, located less than 6 yards (5.5 m) from him.
Hearing steps, he turned his flashlight on the track, where I saw 2 very low (less than 3.5 feet) in "diving suits". No hands could be seen.
He approached them within 6 feet (182 cm) when he was blinded and paralyzed by a bright light. The two creatures went to the object. When a beam of paralyzing light went out, Marius ran to the track, but the object rose, emitting a "thick dark steam" and a low whistling sound. He began to glow red and flew away.
On the train tracks was discovered 5 prints. Bt it is estimated that to obtain them you will need a weight of 30 tons.
Recent information disclosed in this case, indicates that Marius found at the landing site of the ship, the mysterious metallic black box. He took the box home and tried to open it without informing the local police. After several unsuccessful attempts, he finally gave up and hid the black box inside the box.
According to Dewilde, soon after he was visited by some officers of the French air force, who somehow knew about the existence of the black box and took possession of them.
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Original news
A metal worker, Marius Dewilde, age 34, came out of his house when his dog was barking and saw a dark object sitting on the railroad tracks. He then observed two dwarfs walking toward it. When he tried to stop them, he found himself paralyzed as a strong orange beam of light that was projected at him. The beings were under 1 meter (3.3 feet) tall, bulky, and wore dark diving suits. No faces or arms were visible. Imprints were made by an object, that an engineer estimated must have weighed 30 tons. French police and the French Air Force investigated the case.
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Hearing his dogs barking, Marius Dewilde went out and saw a dark mass on the railroad track, less than 6 yards away. On hearing footsteps, he turned his flashlight on the path, where he saw 2 very short beings (less than 3.5 ft) wearing “diver’s suits.” No arms could be seen. He approached within 6 ft, when he was blinded and paralyzed by a brilliant light emanating from the mass of the tracks. The two creatures went toward the object. When the beam of paralyzing light went out, he ran towards the track, but the object was now rising, emitting a “thick dark steam” and a low whistling sound. It became red luminous and flew away. On the railroad ties where found 5 imprints; it was calculated that a 30-ton weight would have been necessary to produce them. Recent information uncovered about the case indicates that Dewilde found after the craft took off a mysterious metallic black box. He took the box home and attempted to open it, without telling local police about it. After several failed attempts he finally gave up and hid the black box inside a carton. According to Dewilde shortly after this several French Air Force officers who somehow knew about the existence of the black box and took possession of it visited him.
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