Creighton, Gordon. The most amazing case of all. Part Il - Analysis of the Bra-
zilian farmer's story. F1ying saucer review, v. 11, Mar. -Apr. 1965: 5-8.
Author analyses details of Antonio Vilas Boas story that he was taken aboard a
landed flying saucer and seduced by a whit"'.'-skinned, red-haired, slant-eyed
woman. He speculates that the mission o! some extraterrestrial visitors might
be to breed a mixed race -- a new race which would have inherited some oI our
charactPristics, including our ability to live in a mixture of 80% nitrogen and
20°6 oxygen.
----- Postscript to the most amazing case of all. Flying saucer review, v. 11,
July-Aug. 1965: 24-25.
Author suggests that far from being sensatio'lal, the account of the sed\'.ction of
a Brazilian farmer aboard a landed flying saucer by an apparently extraterres-
trial woman ''is nothing new in the lo;i~ history of the planet earth.'' He cites
instances of apparently similar incidents.
Fontes, Olavo T. Even more amazing ... Part V. Flyi.ng saucer review, v. 13,
May-June 1967: 22-25.
Comments by the author on deposition by Antonio Villas Boas who claimed he
was taken aboard a flying saucer and seduced by a red-haired woman.
Hudson, J::m. Those sexy saucer people. Canterbury, N. H., Grt:enlead Classics,
1967. 176 p.
A cross-section of contactee stories, largely concerned with messages and
messengers allegedly of extraterrestrial origin. Emphasis is on the influence
such experiences had on the lives of the contactee claimants, the divorces that
resulted, and the bizarre sexual experiences of some contactees with UFO
occupants.
Sheldon, Jean. I was seduced by a flying saucer. The National tattler, v. 6, Apr.
2, 1967: 1, 8-9.
Report of a Michigan girl who was allegedly forced to have'sexual relations
with ·a crew member of a UFO.
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Bowen, Charles. Cross country cog whee is. Flying saucer review, v. 12, Sept. -
Oct. 1966: 16-17
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