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Reference number for this case: 20-nov-54-Blaison. Thank you for including this reference number in any correspondence with me regarding this case.
[Ref. nb1:] "LES NOUVELLES DE BRETAGNE ET DU MAINE" NEWSPAPER:
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"Martians" in Anjou!In broad daylight, they took
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[Ref. js1:] JEAN SIDER:
The French ufologist Jean Sider is the researcher who found out about this case in the regional press. He gives a summary in his book "Le dossier 1954 et l'imposture rationaliste," sticking to the source.
[Ref. ar1:] ALBERT ROSALES:
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233. Location. Blaison Maine Et Loire France Date: November 20 1954 Time: 1500 A Mrs. Besnier was returning from fetching onions and some garlic cloves in her attic at the bottom of the stone staircase and as she walked out of the attic she saw a circular metallic object apparently on the ground in her courtyard. It appeared to be made out of aluminum. As she descended the last step a small figure the size of a child rushed onto her and took the onions, which she held in a side of her apron. Other humanoids now became visible. The humanoids were human in appearance and were totally wrapped in a brown custom. On their mouths they carried a kind of pipe that connected into a sort of hood and apparatus attached to their backs. Their skin was yellow and they had small black piercing eyes. The witness ran and apparently did not see the humanoids return to their "saucer". Mrs. Besnier did not eat for 48 hours after the incident and remained confined to bed for some time. HC addition # 2398 Source: LDLN # 325 Type: B? |
[Ref. ed1:] EMMANUEL DEHLINGER:
The author indicates that in Le Petit-Cotillon, in Blaison in the Maine-et-Loire, on November 20, 1954, an object in the shape of a mushroom and two small dressed up mannequins of 1.10 meters appeared, and the farm woman who witnessed it was paralysed. One of the beings took the onions that she held in the hand and she lost the notion of time, which evokes for the author a period of "missing time". When she becomes conscous again, she observed a luminous point with a trail in the sky, and she felt a faintness during 48 hour. The author adds that the investigation seems to make it possible to exclude the idea of a hoax and that similar cases in Italy exclude an hallucination, and thus, it was the military who secretly shot at the witness with microwaves or maser rays to make her have these hallucinations. The author does not indicate sources.
See case file in the CE3 catalogue.
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Blaison, Maine-et-Loire, Le Petit-Cotillon, Besnier, saucer, object, occupants, humanoids, onions, pipe, brown, daylight, round, small, mouth, eyes, yellow, black, luminous, fast
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