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originally posted by: AnteBellum
a reply to: Trueman
This the first case I've heard fuel was missing. . .
I'm wondering if they made a mistake and used the ufo story as a cover.
Not that I'm disputing it entirely, I love these stories. Just try to rule out interference so all I'm left with is the fact this may have been an abduction.
Thanks for posting!
originally posted by: AnteBellum
a reply to: Trueman
Add: I'm a little confused if they were 2 hours early or if they were late - 75 minutes took 2 hours 20 minutes.
05:50 to 07:40. They found considerable amount of gas in the car was lost. Met he Rally staff and were told that they were around 2 hours earlier, distance traveled was impossible for the time frame. Rally staff call by radio to previous 4 check points and asked if they saw Acevedo-Moya’s vehicle, first 3 checkpoints answer was negative, only the fourth one confirmed they saw them passing.
Later it was verified that there were not any shortcut or detour that could be used, the rally’s road taken by Acevedo and Moya was the only one.
UFOSkeptic - Val Johnson vehicle interference case
Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson of Marshall County was on duty that night, driving not far from the North Dakota border, when at around 1:40 a.m. he saw a light through his side window. It was obviously not on a road and looked too glaring to be a car headlight. He first thought it might be a small plane on or very near the ground. He turned left on another road to try to get closer to the light to identify it. Suddenly, the light moved toward him, travelling so fast that it almost instantaneously was upon his car (covering an estimated mile and a half). Johnson was blinded by the brilliance of the light and heard glass breaking, then lost consciousness.
Scott Corales' Inexplicata blog
Suddenly the light vanished from the passenger compartment and saw it fading away into the west, like a cone of yellow light, but one that didn’t end in a tip, it was somewhat truncated. I don’t know. It might have measured some five meters at the base and two or three at the cusp, measuring some six or seven meters in height. The base lit the ground, ahtough you really couldn’t see what it was lighting, that is to say, you couldn’t see through the light. A few seconds later, the light…how can I explain it? …retracted itself or drew up like a curtain, from bottom to top, and all that remained in view was an oval, whitish-yellow light that kept heading west until it vanished in the distance,” said Acevedo.