Southern Africa Unexplained

Case No 156 · UFO Afrinews No 22, July 2000

Alarming Aliens

1998 · Bulawayo, Zimbabwe

What was reported

Kirsty approached Hind after a Bulawayo Museum talk in 1998. She sleeps badly and first recalled a soft 'pock, pock' sound with tiny coloured lights and a strong smell of sperm, then waking paralysed and struggling to her knees in fear. She saw a man in black overall, black hat and dark square sunglasses talking to a thin white being in a brown garment with flashy green eyes, which asked if she was all right and took her hand gently. Instantly she was naked on a slab, held by a metal device on her stomach while human-looking people watched from benches; a woman sneered 'These humans!' and threw something. Later came a droning in her ears, pus discharge, and men in illuminated green suits pushing thin folding rods painfully into her lower abdomen, once on 16 or 17 October 1998.

What Hind made of it

Hind finds the case particularly interesting because abduction reports are rare in Africa and usually from Caucasians; she draws parallels with Stuart of Mutare and Mangauzani for paralysis, with Diane and Phyllis for the slab, suggests the droning resembles tinnitus reported by abductees, and wonders whether Kirsty meant 'flashing' rather than 'flashy' eyes.

Explanation offered
tinnitus suggested for the droning noise

In their words

  • It was horrid.

    Kirsty, spread 12

  • These humans!

    female human-looking being, as reported by Kirsty, spread 12

  • the very thought of them sickens me and makes me very angry. I wish it would stop!

    Kirsty, spread 13

Cross references

  • Case No 133 Stuart of Mutare (UFO Afrinews No 17)
  • Case No 29 Bruce Mangauzani (UFO Afrinews Nos 4 and 7)
  • Case No 50 Diane and Phyllis (UFO Afrinews Nos 6 and 8)
  • UAPs over Africa, Cynthia Hind (Horus House Press, 1997)
  • Proof of Abductions, this issue

Connected

  • UAP Effects: Bulawayo woman's forehead scar and exploding bulbsCase fileSame behaviour

    Two Bulawayo women, thirteen years apart (1985, 1998), describe waking paralysed, lying on a table or slab in a metal room while human-looking figures in one-piece suits work on the body and others watch from occupied beds or benches, then physical sequelae (a scar and electrical effects; pus discharge and droning). Hind drew Kirsty's parallels to Mutare and Durban cases, not to the earlier Bulawayo woman, so the pairing is this analyst's, not hers.

  • From Pat T., of Bulawayo: dream of a UAP landing in the driveway and The Janos PeopleCase fileSame behaviour

    A tall, very white, stooped being in an oversized brown hooded monk's habit (Pat T., dream, undated) and a thin white being in a brown garment with green eyes (Kirsty, 1998). Pat T. then found the brown-habited rescuers of The Janos People in Bulawayo Public Library, a book available to both women.

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 22 (July 2000), spread 12-13

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