Contact by Remote Control: Jeff and Cathy

What was reported

On 16 June 1996 an elderly stranger in a café told Jeff to check Cathy's letterbox; inside was a brown A4 envelope marked diplomatic and classified, holding a 1.44 MB disc of messages from 'George' urging the pair to penetrate sensitive military sites and warning the disc would self-destruct if copied. For months discs appeared at Cathy's house or in Jeff's locked car; one glowed and vanished in a green flash before Jeff. Jeff began suffering blinding headaches with a buzzing-whistling sound, lapsing unconscious and relaying messages from George, 'Georgia' and 'The Elder', while 'remote viewing' a laboratory in a dam wall where small aliens were dissected. A bug was found in Cathy's ceiling, her computer vanished and returned, a paged summons to an airfield produced no one, and phones seemed tapped. Contact lapsed until a call in January 1999.

What Hind made of it

Hind calls it the strangest case she has handled, is certain both are intelligent, reliable people telling the truth as they perceive it, but wonders whether Cathy's hypnotherapy training influenced Jeff and notes his own doubts after the dam search found nothing.

Explanation offered
Hind raises Cathy's influence as a hypnotherapist; Jeff felt the failed dam search undermined the credibility of the whole story

In their words

• We will never meet. We will not intrude too much in your lives.

• undermined the credibility of the whole story.

• I must say, of all the cases I have handled this is certainly the strangest.

Cross references

• David Brown Case 130, UFO Afrinews No 16 (July 1997)
• Pete Willsher's underground facilities report (this issue)
• Dulce, USA
• Elizabeth Klarer (Meton)
• Budd Hopkins, Witnessed (Linda Cortile)
• Collings and Jamerson, Connections
• Edwin of Durban (footnote 15)
• Roswell visit 1997
• next issue on remote viewing

Connected

• Edwin of Durban and 'George'Case fileNamed person

  21-13-2 (Jeff and Cathy, 1996, 'a seaside town on the coast of South Africa', place withheld) is outside this cluster. Hind notes the shared entity name 'George' between Edwin's first contact and the disc messages; the two Georges are described differently (dark-haired man of about 30 versus elderly and grey-haired). Whether the seaside town is Durban is not stated.

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 21 (January 2000), spread 13-19