![]() Case Directory Category 5, Medical Cases Preliminary Rating: 5 |
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| A special
Hynek Classification of Close Encounter where
medical effects are reported. An
incident involving an object usually less than
500 feet from the witness with physiological
or psychological effects. |
| Brad Sparks: Aug. 13, 1965; Baden, Penna. (BBU)
9:30 p.m.[?] 37 year-old civilian had just put
his car in the garage when he saw an disk-shaped
object about 300 ft in diameter, fly in front of the
moon (which rose in the E about 9:30 p.m. EDT at
107° azimuth) on a N heading at about 50 mph about
2,300 ft away, surrounded with orange lights that
weakened as a blue source came on, very intense for
about 3 secs. Then all lights disappeared and a sort
of "shock wave" effect shaking tree leaves
ensued. Witness entered his house and called the USAF,
20 mins later his vision became hazy, eyes painful,
gradually losing vision in both eyes, and his entire
body was "sunburned." Medical exam compared symptoms
to UV exposure. Vision came back gradually over
several days. (Vallée Magonia 677)
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