Case · UFO Afrinews No 22, July 2000
Sergeant Jonathan Louette: abduction and mutilation claim (book review)
not stated (US Air Force), United States
Outside the region. Hind reprinted this case from elsewhere; it has a file here but no place on the map.
What was reported
Among human-mutilation cases from Dodd's book, Wintle singles out an early 1950s American account: Sergeant Jonathan Louette of the US Air Force was reportedly seen being taken by a disc-shaped craft that extended a long tentacle and wrapped it around him. Three days later his body was found with genitals, rectum and eyes clinically removed and, typically for such cases, no blood left in the body. Wintle notes that all of Dodd's human-mutilation examples are American, and adds Dodd's claim that a serving US police officer who queried the FBI crime database for unexplained mutilation deaths over twenty years was told there were none and warned to seek authorisation.
What Hind made of it
Relayed by Wintle without endorsement, as part of Dodd's human-mutilation and cover-up thesis.
Cross references
- Tony Dodd, Alien Investigator
- British human-mutilation case, this issue