Southern Africa Unexplained

Case No 50 · UFO Afrinews No 16, July 1997

Update: Johannesburg abduction of Phyllis and Diane

Johannesburg, South Africa

What was reported

A brief follow-up to the Johannesburg abduction of Phyllis and Diane, which Hind calls the best of the very few abduction cases known in Africa. The two women had described many features Hind recognised from abduction literature they were unaware of. One detail not previously printed: when Phyllis undressed for bed after the event she found her track-suit top was on back to front. Hind notes this has emerged as a fairly common point among abductees, with reports of back-to-front and inside-out clothing, and even of someone else's clothes being put on the abductee, because the aliens who undress people for examination do not always know how clothes go back on.

What Hind made of it

The best of very few African abduction cases; the clothing detail matches a wider abductee pattern.

In their words

  • which is the best of very few abduction cases in Africa (as far as we know)

    Cynthia Hind, spread 17

  • the aliens who undress them for examination are not always aware of how the clothes should be put back on

    Cynthia Hind, spread 17

Cross references

  • UFO Afrinews Nos 6, 8, 10, 11
  • Tsukuba T-shirt case (this issue, p30)

Connected

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 16 (July 1997), spread 17

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