The Alien. Canada

In June 1920, 16-year-old Albert Coe was on a canoe vacation in Ontario with Rod. Koel heard a muffled scream while in a remote area on the Mattawa River. Looking around, Kou didn't see anyone, so he shouted himself. He heard the answer from the right side: "Oh, help me, I'm here."

When Kou was rescuing this man, he began to notice some peculiarities. The stranger was wearing a "silver-gray jumper suit." This suit had a dashboard with knobs and buttons.

The stranger said that he was making his way into the forest and fell off a cliff. Coe walked him to his car - it was a round silver disk about 20 feet in diameter, which stood on three legs in the form of a tripod, without a propeller, engine, wings or fuselage.

I reflected on the lack of windows and portholes and wondered: "how could he see?".

At that moment, the edge of the object began to rotate. At first he made a low whistling sound, raised the speed and the sound changed to a loud squeal, and then became inaudible to the human ear. The ship flew away.

Koe has returned to normal life. About six months after this surreal encounter, Coe received a note from "Xretsim" McAlpin Hotel, Ottawa.

Koe has repeatedly met there with this stranger, who briefly called himself Zret. He often drove a completely human car. He confessed to Coe that he was part of a group of aliens who came from both Mars and Venus. This group of aliens has infiltrated every major nation on Earth. According to Zret, they had some kind of mission that depended on some event that they hoped to prevent.

Coe never saw the unusual "planes" again. You can read more about Coe's entry in Hood's book. 

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Do aliens live among us? This is a difficult question. Since the 1950s, there have been many stories of alien encounters and UFO encounters that have been circulating around the existence of aliens.

Although the story of Albert Coe appeared in the late 1960s, his meeting dates back to mid-1920. At the age of sixteen, Coe had a strange encounter with a stranger who later turned out to be a guest from another planet.

His case was also mentioned by the famous UFO researcher Timothy Goode in his book entitled "Alien Base - Evidence of extraterrestrial colonization of the Earth", published in 1998. Kou's story confirms the theory of ancient astronauts.

In June 1920, Coe was vacationing with his family and went on a solo trip to explore the mountains along the banks of the Mattawa River in Ontario. After exploring the river, he was going to meet his family to go canoeing. When he was having a great time alone on the riverbank, he heard a voice calling for help.

He looked around, but saw no one. Coe walked a few yards in the direction of the voice. He soon discovered a five-foot-wide crevice located diagonally in the direction of the river. When he got closer, he found a blond stranger stuck in a narrow crack that was about two and a half feet deep. He was seriously injured, he had only one arm free.

Kou couldn't lift it with just his hands. So he decided to use his ropes and other equipment to pull the man up. After some effort, he successfully freed the stranger and safely lifted him out of the narrow gap. The stranger's leg was injured and he could not walk. He asked Kou if he had any water. Kou scooped up river water with his hat, and the stranger drank it. In addition, he bandaged the stranger's wounds with his handkerchief.

While Kou was helping the blond man, he noticed something unusual about him. In his book The Shocking Truth (1969), Coe wrote that "he was wearing strange silver-gray tight clothes like a jumper... It felt like leather, without a belt or visible fasteners, but there was a small dashboard right under the chest."

Kou became curious and politely asked the stranger who he was and what he was doing there. The man replied that he had come there to go fishing on a plane that was parked nearby.

Kou actually saw the fishing rod and other things confirming the man's story. While they were talking, the stranger was able to walk. He thanked Kou for his help and wanted to go to his plane.

Coe insisted on walking with him to the plane, but the stranger found it a little uncomfortable and refused the offer. However, the man soon realized that he would not be able to walk without Kou's help.

Subsequently, Coe helped him get to the plane, but the stranger asked him to promise that he would not tell anyone anything about their meeting and what he would see in the future.

Coe agreed, and the stranger showed him his plane, noting that it was built by his father.

"A round silver disk, about twenty feet in diameter, stood on three legs in the form of a tripod, without a propeller, engine, wings or fuselage."

The ship had no window, which made Coe wonder how anyone could see the controls and navigation from the outside. The stranger told him that the ship was at an "experimental stage and very secret," and that he was allowed to use it from time to time.

The lower part of the apparatus, which was no more than four feet from the ground, was divided into three compartments, which opened when the stranger pressed a button that released a short ladder. Coe helped him to climb the ladder and, when he was told that it needed to be done, "pushed" him up and into the car.

The stranger thanked Kou for his help and promised to meet him in the future. Coe was ordered to move away from the ship during the ascent, which he did. He described:

"At first he made a low whistling sound, picked up speed, turning into a high-frequency howl, and finally moved beyond earshot. At this time, I experienced a throbbing sensation that was felt rather than heard. It seemed to be squeezing me inside. Having risen a few feet above the ground, he paused with a slight flutter, his legs folded into depressions, and he rose rapidly upwards with the lightness of a thistle caught up by an ascending stream of air, and then disappeared."

Kou was confused because, in his opinion, he experienced something that should not have happened, as it was completely unrealistic. Six months later, he met the mysterious man again.

Coe received a note stating that he had met with a certain Xrecim at the McAlpine Hotel in Ottawa. He wondered if this was the man he had met by the riverbank. Indeed, it was him. When they shook hands, Kou felt a strange sensation that came from a small device that the stranger was carrying with him.

Later, Coe explained to Dr. Berthold Schwartz that the device "recorded the "vibrational frequency" of his body, the data from which could be shown on a TV screen in another place." According to him, his frequency was in the database, his every step was "tracked". Coe said: "They did it to make sure I kept my promise."

During the second meeting, Coe found out that the man's name was Zret. He had a lot of questions he wanted to ask, but Zret said he would tell him everything at the next meeting. However, he told Coe that he would not see him for several months. The following year they met in May, and this continued for the next five decades. In the end, Zret told Kou everything about himself.

Zret belonged to a small group of extraterrestrial beings who came to observe the scientific achievements of people. For Earthlings, he was an expert in the field of electronic technology. The history of his people goes back thousands of years. But this particular mission began in 1904, when a hundred of his kind "penetrated into every major country on the planet - in the form of small groups of technicians - to observe and evaluate" every step of human progress.

"According to the Earth standard of time, I am exactly three hundred and four years older than you. This appeal to youth was a vital requirement for establishing our identity as Earthlings, as the foundation in fulfilling our mission here depends on whether you will be accepted by your various races as your own."

Zret told Kou that when he fell, the panel on his chest broke, and he could not send signals to his base for help.

During further meetings, Kou learned in detail about the Zreta civilization. He was told that they came from a planet called "Mink", which orbits Tau Ceti, located at a distance of 12 light-years from the Solar System. The planet stopped supporting life about 14,000 years ago, so they started exploring other habitable planets and luckily found them in the Solar System. During their visit, they met Cro-Magnons (the earliest humans). They also established bases on Venus and Mars.

They evacuated from their planet with the help of sixty-two huge carrier ships that could transport thousands of Norcans to their new home. The journey was disastrous, as they lost several ships, resulting in the deaths of thousands of people, and the survivors landed on Mars. They spent thousands of years on Mars and managed to survive in the harsh conditions of the red planet. As they developed, they sent two ships in search of the best terrain: one to study the atmosphere of Venus, and the other to bring most people to Earth.

According to Kou, all people on Earth were dark-haired with dark eyes. The mutation occurred when the Norcans began to interbreed with them, and people with blue or green eyes and a different complexion appeared.

"It is interesting that the places proposed for their 'settlements', and the supposed moment of time when this happened, led some people to make a connection with this obvious mysterious civilization and the legends of Atlantis."

Zret stated that there is still a Norcan base on Venus, and that they still regularly conduct experiments on Mars because of its rarefied atmosphere, which makes it an ideal laboratory.

Until the late 1950s, Coe did not say a word about his meeting with Zret. Eventually he told his wife about it, but she didn't believe him at first.

It is impossible to prove whether Coe's stories are true, but it should be noted that he never took any monetary help from them. All he did was write a self-published book about his experiences.

His story is still the most interesting and widely known among UFO researchers.