Henry, the engineer of Paarl: short visitors in laboratory coats

What was reported

Hind's Alien Analysis recalls Henry, an engineer in Paarl near Cape Town, whose contact never disclosed a homeland. When Henry asked where they lived, his visitor merely pointed to the stars, seen through the square port-holes of their craft, and said 'From there'. Henry described the beings to Hind as looking like ordinary people, though rather short, and dressed in off-white laboratory coats. Hind uses him as one of the African cases in which the witness never learned the origin of the entities, in contrast to the detailed planetary claims of Klarer and Edwin.

What Hind made of it

Cited as an African contact whose entities' origin was never learned.

In their words

• They looked like ordinary people

• but they were rather short and wore an off-white laboratory coat.

Cross references

• Alien Analysis (this issue)

Connected

• CE III in the Drakenstein Mountains above PaarlCase fileHind follow-up

  Used in Hind's Alien Analysis as a contact whose entities never named an origin. Seventh report of one 1951/52 event.

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 19 (January 1999), spread 13

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