Case No 7 · UFO Afrinews No 4, March 1991
Du Toit's Kloof: water for an injured occupant (summary)
Du Toit's Kloof, Cape, South Africa
What was reported
Briefly recapped from the full report in Afrinews No 2. Henry had driven to the top of Du Toit's Kloof to test his wife's car battery when a man approached asking for water. Henry drove him to a nearby stream and filled an oil canister he had in the car. The man then asked to be returned to where he was picked up and beckoned Henry to follow him to a disc-shaped craft standing in shadow. Inside, Henry was told to wait while the man carried the canister to a figure lying on a bench across the craft, said to have been injured 'on entry into your atmosphere'. Henry could not tell whether the water was drunk or applied to the injuries. Hind cites it as her final water case and mentions dozens of others in which craft seem to draw up water.
What Hind made of it
Hind says she has come across several dozen cases in which craft appear to suck up water through tentacle-like structures or hover over water, heartily supports Paul Norman's research into this sidelight of the UAP syndrome, and asks readers for more African water cases.
In their words
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Either the craft appears to be sucking up water through tentacle-like structures protruding from beneath the craft, or hovers over a space of water
Cross references
- UFO Afrinews No 2 (full report)
- Water and UAPs review, p.17-19
Connected
CE III in the Drakenstein Mountains above PaarlCase fileHind follow-up
Recapped as Hind's 'final water case' in her water review.
The Flickering Blue Flame and Missing WaterCase fileSame behaviour
Water: Henry's occupant asks for water (1951); the Kommetjie pool loses 2,000 litres overnight (1991). The link is Hind's water thesis, not a shared observation; no object was seen at Kommetjie.
Source
Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 4 (March 1991), spread 12
In the archive
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