Diane and Phyllis, Northcliffe 1988: the slab (reference)

What was reported

Hind cites the Diane and Phyllis abduction, Case 50, first printed in issues 6 and 8 and treated at length in her book UAPs over Africa, as the precedent for Kirsty's account of lying naked on a slab-like table. In Proof of Abductions she names it as Africa's principal abduction case, placing it in the Johannesburg suburb of Northcliffe in 1988. No further narrative is repeated in this issue; the reference establishes the slab motif as recurrent in her African files and marks the case as one of only a handful of African abductions, none so far with physical substantiation.

What Hind made of it

Hind treats it as Africa's benchmark abduction case.

Cross references

• UFO Afrinews Nos 6 and 8
• UAPs over Africa (Horus House Press, 1997)
• Case No 156 Kirsty
• Proof of Abductions

Connected

• Phyllis and Diane abduction, Johannesburg (editorial retelling)Case fileHind follow-up

  Cited as precedent for Kirsty's slab; Hind concedes none of the African abductions has physical substantiation. Eighth record of one 1988 event.

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 22 (July 2000), spread 12, 14

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