Sighting record / 1973
November 2, 1973. Lyndia Morel had finished her shift at a sauna in Manchester, New Hampshire, and was driving home to Goffstown before dawn. A bright yellow light hung ahead of her, flashing red, green and blue. She took it for a planet. Then it went out. Then it came back, brighter. On North Mast Road it was close. An orange and gold globe, covered in hexagons, with an oval window. In the window was a grayish figure with large eyes. Her hands would not leave the wheel. Nearly half a mile vanished from her memory. Minutes later she was pounding on the Beaudoins' kitchen door, crying for help.
Lyndia Morel worked as a masseuse at the Swedish Sauna in Manchester, New Hampshire. On Friday, November 2, 1973, she signed out at 2:45 a.m., stopped for coffee and gas, and drove northwest on Route 114A toward Goffstown. It was the autumn of the humanoid wave. And Goffstown lies about 100 miles from the site of the Betty and Barney Hill encounter.