Contact by Remote Control (corrected version)

What was reported

Hind reprints corrections supplied by Jeff and Cathy after the first hundred copies of issue 21 carried an uncorrected draft. The story begins on 16 June 1996 when Jeff, visiting Cathy, was approached in a café by an elderly man who told him to look in Cathy's letterbox; there he found a 1.44 MB computer disc holding the first of many messages, including a request to accommodate 'attached media' and word that overseas contact would be arranged. After finding a bugging device in Cathy's home they contacted 'them' again. Jeff suffered blinding headaches followed by messages from 'George' or three other entities over several months; his home was searched, phones tapped, and one message came by pager. Cathy feels she may be partly alien. Hind says the contact continues.

What Hind made of it

Hind apologises for the printing errors, regrets not meeting the couple in Cape Town, confirms the word 'self-extracting' was used by 'them', and says the contact has not ended; she hopes to learn much more.

In their words

• Destroy this media as soon as you have read it. The dark ones do not know that George is gone.

• Can you accommodate the attached media in your facility? Let us know as soon as possible.

Cross references

• UFO Afrinews No 21 (January 2000), pp 22-32

Connected

• Trudie's Story: her son's little mouthless creatures under the treesCase fileSame window

  June to December 1996, Cape Town; computer-disc contactee messages vs a child's mouthless creatures. Year only.

Source

Cynthia Hind, UFO Afrinews No 22 (July 2000), spread 14-15

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