posted on Jan, 1 2006 @ 07:22 PM
Here are some cases involving mystery creatures and UFO's. (My apologies for being unable to supply names in some of these instances)
During the Bigfoot outbreak of 1973 near Pittsburgh in October of that year an 8 foot tall, white haired creature carrying a glowing orb in it's
three clawed hand was seen by two girls walking in the wooods. A UFO was seen above with a down-shining light traversing the area. - Jim Brandon "The
Rebirth of Pan" (Firebird Press 1983)
November 1974, Seattle grocer Ernest Smith was hunting forty miles south of Tacoma, Washington, near where a UFO appeared to crash in flames on the
night of November 14 that year. Smith was scanning the bluff with binoculars when an incredible green-glowing creature came into view. - Ibid.
Surrounding the outbreak of cattle mutilations in Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa in 1974, we have this report; "A few residents report sighting strange
creatures resembling bears and gorillas, and at least one farmer claims that a shiny UFO landed in a field where a slaughtered animal was later
found." - Newsweek, Sept. 30, 1974
October 1975, Sterling Colorado; Two girls report to police that they fired (with a .22) on a "hairy beast" that wandered into their yard. The
creature ran off. Investigators found four branches burned off in the area where the creature ran, but no tracks. (Sterling, at the time was inundated
with UFO reports and cattle mutilations) - Linda Moulton Howe "An Alien Harvest" (Linda Moulton Howe Productions, 1995)
July 1983, The sighting by Ron and Paula Watson of Mt. Vernon, Missouri. Through binoculars the Watson's saw two silver-suited beings standing over a
black cow near their farm. They stated that "a lizard guy and a Bigfoot" stood on either side of a cone-shaped object that had a mirrored surface,
as if guarding it. - Linda Moulton Howe "Glimpses of Other Realities" (Linda Moulton Howe Productions, 1993)
A woman approached Jacques Vallee at a lecture in London and told of her experience: In the summer of 1968, she and a companion were driving to
Stratford-on-Avon to visit friends when, in broad daylight, they saw a shining disc in the sky. That evening, she and her friends were sitting in a
room with French windows that opened onto the lawn. She crossed the room to get some air and saw a strange figure that reminded her of Pan. She felt
that the creature was trying to communicate with her. - Colin Wilson "Alien Dawn" (Fromm International, 1998)
The great Loch Ness Monster hunter F.W.(Ted) Holiday came to the conclusion that the Monster was paranormal and wrote of it in "Goblins from
Hyperspace". (When the famous 'head' and 'flipper' photo's were taken by Robert Rines, Holiday once again briefly entertained the idea of a
flesh and blood creature)
John A. Keel is also well known for his paranormal interpretations of UFO's and Mystery creatures. (The Mothman Prophecies, UFO's Operation Trojan
Horse, Strange Creatures from Time and Space)
[edit on 1-1-2006 by Beelzebubba]