A U.S. Army intelligence analyst, his wife, and friends observed a UFO near the White Sands Missile Range Army Base, New Mexico. This resulted in lost time, location change, and MIB encounters!
I received the following account:
"Hello, Mr. Strickler. My elder brother was an intelligence analyst for the U.S. Army. He, his wife, and another couple went up onto a hill near the base (White Sands Missile Range Army Base, New Mexico) to observe a full moon one night. Just a casual night out. They witnessed an amazing aerial phenomenon, with a blazing pink orb, conducting maneuvers that no human craft could do. Both my brother and his friend were experts in the capacities of all aircraft extant at that time in the world.
After observing the event for some time, the light suddenly stopped and held a stationary position in the sky. All in the car had the certain feeling that it was noting their observations. Then it seemed to surge toward their position, looming large. All the above was happening around 10 pm at night.
The next thing they knew it was 4 am in the morning, and their car was a hundred miles east of their base. It was also in the middle of a harvested wheat or barley field. They got out and walked all around the car. There were no car tracks out to their position in the field. It was just sitting there in the middle as if it had been dropped out of the sky. A period of hysteria struck them all, and they fled the scene and just kept going until they intersected the interstate. That was when they realized how far they were from the base.
Some days later, Men in Black visited my sister-in-law at her home and also visited the wife of my brother's friend. They did not ask any questions. They just made very ominous threats about not talking about what happened. Some years later my brother said they had arrived at his offices on base and threatened him. What really rattled him was that no one else in the complex saw them arrive or leave, and this is in a controlled access intelligence area. Even years later my brother, a hardened Vietnam vet, would start pouring tears when speaking of coming too in the field. My sister-in-law would burst into overt weeping at the mention of the Men in Black.
There are deeply paranormal undertones to these events and encounters. My brother doesn't show tears for anything. Not pain, not loss. He has the thousand-yard stare of the combat veteran. A light moving in the sky does not shatter him. Something very deep and profound is going on with these kinds of encounters that assault the mind and being of those who go through them." C
The brother of the witness wrote back to me after I made a few inquiries:
"I was born and raised on a Native American reservation in the Southwest United States. Our tribe has a long history of interacting with what white people call the "Mothman," and with what is called "the Greys," etc. To the world view I was raised in these encounters are entirely paranormal, and not creatures from some other planet. They are also entirely malevolent, and utterly deceitful and deceptive.
Some years back I saw an interview with the director of FEMA when he quite casually said that in the lower 48 states, the President of the United States is never further than 20 minutes from a fully certified command bunker (by helicopter). That is a heck of a lot of bunkers. Also, people who have worked at Area 51 speak of there being way more structures than show up on Google Earth photos. One presumes those are underground as well.
Personally, I think it begs the question of projecting onto Native Americans a "superstitious" mentality concerning these matters. All of our top scientists now acknowledge the existence of a multiverse of many dimensions. The director of CERN says the whole project is a window through which we hope to open a gate into the dimensions around us and see what will step through. I have yet to hear anyone make a serious difference between "trans-dimensional" and "supernatural." Perhaps it is the Native Americans who see reality flush on without the bigoted bias of materialist atheists." C
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