Southern Africa Unexplained

Case No 48 · UFO Afrinews No 7, January 1993

Gamida (A Story of an Abduction)

1992 · Johannesburg, South Africa

What was reported

A young Johannesburg woman of Indian and Malaysian parentage, a Muslim mother of two boys, wrote to Hind after hearing her on Radio 702. She described repeated night intrusions, at one stage five a week: a click like a key turning in a lock, then a hooded monk-like figure at her bed who blew into her ear while she lay paralysed and left through a closed window after 4 am. Arrivals were announced by vibrations, flapping wings and a bell. She says she was raped, found marks on her neck and wrists, resigned from work and slept with her brother praying beside her. Her sons say a man walked through their closed door and tickled them. A spiritualist failed to stop it and the family moved house. Encounters continued in April and June 1992.

What Hind made of it

Hind is still in touch with Gamida and hopes to meet her, calls the abduction more violent than usual and ongoing as late as June 1992, notes her Muslim background colours her memories, wants the children's descriptions of 'them', and promises a further report in No 8.

Explanation offered
Witness at first thought she had seen a ghost; husband brought in a spiritualist

In their words

  • instead of feeling my son's hand, I felt a hard, cold, gnarled claw.

    Gamida, spread 04
  • These days I no longer see anything; occasionally I feel vibrations and I always feel a presence.

    Gamida, spread 05
  • Her abductions are an on-going exercise, as late as June, 1992.

    Cynthia Hind, spread 11

Cross references

  • Radio 702 Johannesburg
  • The Click Sound, this issue printed pp 18-19
  • Case No 63 Loxton
  • Case No 50
  • UFO Afrinews No 8 (further report promised)
  • Secret Life by David Jacobs (bruising)

Connected

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 7 (January 1993), spread 04-05, 11, 16

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