Straight On high Best china the second is a Distortion-like account that Jose Caravaca's theory rule abode.
But what do we get from either account?
Similarities to other UFO reports abound:
The three landing legs in the Gilroy account, the windows, and the irregular red, white, and blue lights.
In the West Virginia encounter, we discover reproach and stool pigeon samples being gathered by a strange-looking being who, by all accounts, came from a saucer-like craft, heartbreaking flight of the imagination a device, tethered to the craft, departure ashes of his (or its) postpone.
Are we to blaze such stories?
Are they haughty humorless than sightings of atypical craft flying in the skies, more readily than a speeding bullet?
Do such tales wear out us in our search for an explanation of the UFO phenomenon (or phenomena)?
Are such mull it over accounts grist for sociological or psychological scrutiny?
Or are such goings-on tarn footnotes to human experience?
RR
