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Scans matching “Coral Lorenzen”11 scans

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  Dominique Caudron excerpt Scan

  from Pournoy-la-Chétive landing: the children's "Martian in a cassock" (1954)

  Trois enfants de Pournoy-la-Chétive affirment avoir vu un engin hizarre et un curieux petit homme qui leur adressa la parole is enfants de Pournoy-la-Chefite viennent d'affirmer avoir vu dans la soirée de vendredi un engin bizarre endre du ciel et un étrange petit homme en sortir, et leur adresser l…

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  Randle-related document on the Fort Itaipu case, as filed by NICAP Scan

  NICAP ·from Fort Itaipu incident: the burned sentries (1957)

  This is the bare bones of the sighting. As I was conducting my research, I looked to see what others had written about the case. In The A.P.R.O. Bulletin of September 1959, Fountes' tale was published apparently as it appeared in his book Shadow of the Unknown. Later, in 1962, Coral Lorenzen, in her…

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  Coral Lorenzen of APRO, who received the samples. Scan

  Via Kevin Randle's blog ·from Ubatuba Magnesium Fragments (1957) (1957)
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  Tucson Daily Citizen clipping, April 27, 1964, quoting Coral Lorenzen on the La Madera report Scan

  Tucson Daily Citizen, hosted by Patrick Gross ·from The La Madera Landing: Orlando Gallegos and the Blue Flames in the Creek Bed (1964)
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  Image from Coral Lorenzen's APRO report page; caption not recorded Scan

  NICAP ·from The Lonnie Zamora Incident, Socorro (1964)
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  Image from Coral Lorenzen's APRO report page; caption not recorded Scan

  NICAP ·from The Lonnie Zamora Incident, Socorro (1964)
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  Image from Coral Lorenzen's APRO report page; caption not recorded Scan

  NICAP ·from The Lonnie Zamora Incident, Socorro (1964)
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  Image from Coral Lorenzen's APRO report page; caption not recorded Scan

  NICAP ·from The Lonnie Zamora Incident, Socorro (1964)
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  Sgt. Lonnie Zamora, Mr. Burns (FBI), Maj. H. Mitchell (AFMDC), Coral Lorenzen of APRO, and Sgt. Castle of the Military Police Scan

  Photographer unknown; NICAP / Wendy Connors, Project SIGN Research Center ·from The Lonnie Zamora Incident, Socorro (1964)
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  Image from Coral Lorenzen's APRO report page; caption not recorded Scan

  NICAP ·from The Lonnie Zamora Incident, Socorro (1964)
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  Patrick Huyghe, Field Guide to Extraterrestrials, p. 100 Scan

  Patrick Huyghe ·from Jerry Townsend's Beer-Can Beings, Long Prairie, Minnesota (1965)

  CLASS: Robotic TYPE: Metallic VARIANT: 2, aka "Tin Cans" DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTIC: fins DESCRIPTIVE INCIDENT DATE: October 23, 1965 LOCATION: Long Prairie, Minnesota WITNESS: Jerry Townsend At about 7:40 P.M., the witness, a rookie radio announcer, was about four miles out of Long Prairie when …