Case No 143 · UFO Afrinews No 18, July 1998
Trudie's Story: her son's little mouthless creatures under the trees
1996 · Cape Town, South Africa
What was reported
Around Christmas 1996, after the family had moved back to Cape Town and the marriage had broken up, Trudie's son told her he had seen some little creatures under the trees. The family took no interest in aliens, so she doubted he was inventing it, but when he drew one she told him the drawing was all wrong because it had no mouth; he answered that the creature had none. She decided it was his imagination. Pam Puxley later asked whether the children watched UAP programmes: they liked the X-Files, but the boy had been frightened and walked out from the first episode, and nobody in the family watched similar series.
What Hind made of it
Trudie put it down to imagination; Hind lists the family's experiences among those she cannot wholly explain.
Explanation offered
a child's imagination
In their words
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This is all wrong, your drawing shows no mouth.
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It doesn't have a mouth, Mom.
Cross references
- Case No 143
Connected
Contact by Remote Control (corrected version)Case fileSame window
June to December 1996, Cape Town; computer-disc contactee messages vs a child's mouthless creatures. Year only.
Source
Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 18 (July 1998), spread 6-8
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