Meagan Quezet and the egg-shaped craft, Mindalore

What was reported

Just before midnight Meagan, a nurse, and her sleepless son André followed their frantically barking dachshund Cheeky up Saul Jacobs Street. At the T-junction with Tindall Road a bright pink glow surrounded an egg-shaped metallic craft, flat underneath, with a lit doorway, straddling the 4.8 m road on thin spider legs with sucker pads, about 3.5 m tall. Five or six men in whitish hooded overalls climbed out speaking a high-pitched tongue; one with curly brown hair, a beard and tanned skin bowed and spoke to her. She said hello, laughed, then grew afraid and sent André running for his father. The men jumped back in, a bee-like buzzing sounded, the legs telescoped up, the craft hovered and shot into the clouds within 30 seconds. Under hypnosis she described boarding with André, later denying it. André died in an accident during national service.

What Hind made of it

Hind is certain Meagan and André told her the truth; Meagan later denied the boarding described under regression by a well-known Johannesburg psychiatrist and suspected Hind of hoaxing the tape, though Hind was not in the room.

Explanation offered
Meagan first thought a light plane had come down

In their words

• Go and get Daddy, and run, please run.

• I know that both he and Meagan told me the truth

Cross references

• UFOs: African Encounters (1982)

Connected

• Alien Descriptions: Megan Quezet's slender olive-skinned visitors, MindaloreCase fileSame witness

  Megan/Meagan Quezet, Mindalore: the 'Alien Descriptions' box quotes the same 1.50 m bearded olive-skinned men described in full in No 21. Identical coordinates.

• Meagan Quezet, the Krugersdorp nurse: the bearded men and the blocked memoryCase fileSame witness

  The 'Krugersdorp nurse' is the Mindalore witness; geocoded 6.8 km apart but one 1979 event. Adds Dr Bernard Levine's hypnosis and the blocked origin memory.

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 21 (January 2000), spread 5

In the archive

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1979 · South Africa

The egg on Tindall Road

A nurse and her son followed the dachshund up the road near midnight and found an egg on spider legs straddling Tindall Road, with men climbing out of it.

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