TIMES 13 Nunber May 1991 rssN 0958-4845 Paolo Fiorirp of mlifies m GISU Italyrs^ 3tr tnmn shdr.tion cages. An tfungarian CEI is retold by lazlo Kiss. Ken nrir I iFs stets of tfre Crql Gircles seasm vith his ttn$*s m the sdbject And a further update on the biggest ever congress to be held in the tK. Pl$.... l{ss of a re IQ for BURXA, Irwestigatims Di"Gy, S:kyrratcher d mre..... A BUFORA PUBLICATION cou crl' 1990-91 IIEUBERSHIP SECRETARY DIRECTOR OF PRESIDENT : Major Sir Patrick IJaII, Jafles Danby, PUBLICATIONS MC VRD RN (RTd) l6 Southway, VICE PRESIDETIT : Lionel E. Beer, FRAS Burges s Hill, FOUI{DER PRESIDENT: G.F.N. 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To encourage, promote and conduct unbiased scientific research of unidentified flying object (UFO) phenornena throughout the United Kingdom. 2- To collect and disseminate evidence and data relating to unidentified flying objects (uFos). 3. To co-ordinate UFO reseaEch th!oughout the United Kingdom and to co-operate with others engaged in such resealch throughout the worId. METIBERSIIIP Membership is open to a11 who support the ains 9f the association and whose application 1S approved by the executive committee. Applicati.ons, forrns and general information can be obLained from BUFORA's registered office. HEUBER SOCIETIES & ASSOCIATE GROUPS lncludes Britainrs oldest UFO group' BFSB.3 orchard Road, Coal Pit Heath' Bristol' Avon, BS17 2PB. Associate groups inclu.de: The Northamptonshire tiFO Research Centre and Skyscan. EDITOR Mike lJootten, TIMES Suite 1, The Leys, 2c Leyton Road, Harpenden , Hertfordshire, ALs zTL, UK. Nunber 13 May 1991 rssN 0958-4845 ASSISTANT EDITORS John Spencer Ken Phi 1l ips Contents Onay Fai z RESEARCH EDITOR 4. EHi torial Steve Gamble 5. lhfrrticrs in Italy by Paolo Fiorino FEATURE EDITORS 7. llerrs Jenny Randles 8. A Famr s lale Gary Anthony by l,azlo Kiss 9. A Ufologist rs Via of the Crrop OVERSEAS LIAISON Gircles ltrnangs Hilary by Ken Phillips Evans 11. fte Shadm of Reality by Anthony North ARTIST 12. Irwestigations Di-fi!, Edward Clark Edited by Jenny Randles 14. Ccrgress 19{)1 nerrs 15. Skl,utcher (c) BUFoRA Lrd 1991 Frtited by Gary Anthony Views expressed in any 16 llei. Seacft{Eht IIFO litrane sr papers presented in llt0 Ifurizgn? Ti.es do not necessarily Report by Mike Wootten represent those of the editor or BUFORA Ltd - 17. Lett€rs It is permissible for members to use rnaterial Ibqlt in this publication for CoYier their own personal use, provided it is done on a Dust j acket from John Spencer I s latest rfte lirnited basis. Where book UFO enyclopediar. material is used for publication, acloow- Iook out for the exclusive interview ledgernent should given to BUFoM and thbee rdth the author in the next issue of appropriate contributor. llFO Times. that faces all researchers. Do we discredit a witness but at the same tirne TIMES add interesting material that rnultiplies our total sum of knowledge or do we look after the witness by keeping this inforrnation to ourselves, with ufology gaining nothing? ED TOFI A In my view a balance has to be struck rvhere certainty of oners facts and the wishes of the witness plays a key role Psychology: The Misused Toy in any decision to publish personal of Ufology information including the p sycho l ogi ca1 status of a particular percipient. The battle betreetr the tl'o main camps of ufological thinking - the ElEers and Publish and be darnned should not be on psychologists - cotrtitrues unabated, yith the agenda. little sigo of thealien visitatiou pundits claiuing a credible victory. Secondhand Assessments Consequently, I have always been keen To illustrate this point, I have noted to listen to other more reasonable rqith interest a book recently published explanations to account for the many by Nigel I{atson where he has made strange reports we receive worldwide character and psychological assessments every day before accepting the arnbiguity of at least three witnesses solely on of the ETH. And in general terms I an the basis of secondhand infonnation. Ile satisfied that psychology must play an has defended his utterances by stating important role in the schene of things. that it was not possible to visit every By the very nature of people reporting witness featured in his book. That in rny Ufo encounters, it would seem opinion is shabby research and an preposterous to state that human injustice to the witnesses involved. But psychology could not be a constituent of what infuriates these witnesses even the ufological pie (to use a well-oiled nore is that Nigel Watson is not a phrase ) . professional psycho logi s t. Pseudo-theorising If we are to keep a rapport with witnesses and find answers to the UFO Ilowever, when one enters this area of phenomenon, we nust realise our own study, caution and light-footedness is strengths and weaknesses. 1f your not vita1. 1t should be rernembered that the qualified to nake a character assessment minds of witnesses are being toyed with of individual witnesses then donrt make to the point rthere more danage can be one at all. done by the researcher I s amateur tinkerin8 and pseudo-theorising thao the event itself. Surely this is not a goal l{oYed to Distraction we are airning for when \te carry out UFO research? My nove away from the noise and dirt of London to more peaceful climbs tup Unfortunately there are tho se northr has been completed - thus the researchers r.rho have little or no delay of this edition of UFO Tirnes. thought for the witness. They ate either Please note the following new address splashing thern across the pages of for all correspondence relating to UFO tabloid newspapers with lurid headlines Tirnes and BUFORA pub 1i sh ing. or disrnantli.ng their psyche in public Suite 1, for all to see . SadlY Personal notoriety or personal financ'i al gain is Th€ kys, usually the motivation behind such 2c Leylon Road' Harpenden, ac t ions . Hertfordshire, But to be fair, there is a dilernma AIJ 2TL UFO Tines Paolo Fiorino There are 34 known rtaliar abductiou reports out of 382 cE-rrr cases in crstt files, but amoug these 10 are inwolving the same rritness (trortunato Zanfretta), I are ad[itted hoaxes and 5 are better referred to as non-boardn experiences bJr contactees. Public knowledge of abductions began 1933: A Precedeot? in Decernber 7978, following the Zanfrettar s first encounter, though the An even more ancient case r,ras found in Italian press had reported the Hi11s I , 'rl-a Nazione'r netrspaper of 2nd March, Pascagoula and l,laltonrs cases. A large 1933. A peasant in Favorino (province of amount of inforrnation was published in Reggio Calabria) was seized fron his 1986 about the Calolzo di Cadore (BL) home by a 'rnann who dragged him out of abduction/hypnosis affair (see: ITFOR- his horne for about 30 netres, slapped 51. hirn, and after that he found hirnself on the top of a tal1 tree, where the being A clear difference exists betrqeen more was holding hirn by his hair. He crossed recent abduction reports anC earlier CE- hirnself and the entity disappeared, IV reports in the r 6Os and '70s, which leaving hirn unable to speak. He could were of the contact.ee kind (ca11i, only tel1 his story by gestures rqhen the Zuccala, etc. ). neighbours finally found hirn and helped to get hin down. 1954: The First Case 1978-79: Ihe Year of the Ernanoids On 13th December, 1954 Naples newspapers reported that a 57 years o1d Several CE-IlIrs took place in Italy peasant in Gricignano di Aversa (NA) during the 1978-79 wave, and two of then had been rnissing for two days from were typical abductions. The 11-knolm Decenber Bth. trlhen he came back he Zanfretta case (to be detailedrn' e in UT14) reported that he had been "kidnapped" by and a lesser known event in ]-usiana two individuals, dressed 'rlike the (province of Vicenza). rainbow", ',rho "rnade hirn walk f or 48 hours without stoppingir. Sometines they 0n 18th January 1979, at 23-30, a 42 r,\tere ta11, sonetimes they were drrari- years old wood-cutter had his car 1ike. He had felt like I'flying" and stopped, with its lights turning off and weightless. the car doors opening by themselves. An "orange ball'r was sitting on the road in A ful1 investigation by Urnbarto front of lrin, and tr.ro copper-coloured Telarico in 7974 found little more than humanoids, 1 rnetre talI, came down frorn the press story, since the witness had a door. died. I{is son added that his father was completely dry lrhen he cane back, even The man could not flee while the though it had rained for two days. beings came closer. They were wearing a After the experience, the man had lived rnetallic-looking, scaled covera11, their in a wi1d, confused state and stuttering hands were long and ending lrith pointed in terror of "thernf corning back for hirn. nails. Their ears were like tlristed wires, which were vibrating and humming. No UFo lras reported but the event took place during a great wave of UFO reports The beings invited him on board by nat iona 1ly. gestures and he followed them inside a UFO Tines snal1 room ( two square metres ) with slope sighted a blue-nhite light among electronic-looking gadgets and a the trees. one of them got closer and screen. The beings began undressing disappeared, A fen minutes later the him but he resisted' very frightened. light took off into the sky. The other Then the wal1 oPened and an overall nan went to call for help fron friends appeared, which he feared they wanted and a group of people came to search for hirn to wear, so he sat down and the missing colleague. Finally finding implored then to 1et hirn go. At this him in a different location. He was point, one of the beings gave him a unconscious, cold, felt weak and could srnal1 box on which he had written not bear any 1ight. Both witnesses sonething. A door oPened and he got suffered from conjunctivitis for several off- suddenly the orange l ight days. The disappearing witness found a disappeared and the night r1'as dark strange scar on his 1eg and onlY again, except for his car lights, which remembered he was approaching a Pear- he found on again. shaped light when he saw 3 or 4 hurnan shapes with pumpkin-1ike heads, Some Possible Abductions silhouetted against the 1ight. He could not nove and then he only remembered odd A few potential or hidden abduction lights and sounds and a feeling of being cases have also been collected. touched and raised. Ile refused to be hypnotized. A UFO-related rnissing time was reported but no on-board menory. A Singular Case * 23rd February 1978' 23.45 p.u., sesto Only one known abduction was obtained Fiorentino (rirenze) entirely under hypnosis. It involved a 16 years olil UFO buff who found and An engaged couple in a cal noticed photograptred strange cases on the the interferences on their radio. The man ground near Lago drldro (Brescia) on got out of the car and found himself 27th Ju,ly, 7973. Four years later he enveloped in a "warrn, violet light". He was hypnotized and under hypnosis he saw "four shapes" and lights all around. told he had been apProached and After conpleting his walk around the touched by a "hurnan shape" who had car he got back inside, where he found made him lose his senses. When he his girlfriend crying for he had left woke up he was being sucked uP into her alone for 20 minutes. an air-borne "object" through an I'vertical' opening underneath and a * 21st septerber 1978, 2o.oo P-m-, tunnelrr. Cosenza He had found hirnself in a round room A young man walking near a Yard saw where four "persons" were standing. all the area illunri.nated as by daylight Then a woman cane in and the entities and could no longer see the surrounding began rnoving around and talking and blocks. Upon a hill he saw an ovoid touching hi.m on his forefront and his object resting on the ground and a human sides. He was nearlY ParalYsed and shape with two antennae. Frightened' he could only move his eyes. He was then ran away but fe11 while four hurnanoid taken to another room and he was made to beings carne closer by jumps. He fainted sit on a chair, where he could see the and vhen he recovered he was surrounded outside while the UFo landed where he by four 1.5 metres ta1l entities, was before. wearing buttoned jackets, a rucksack and helnets with antennae. Their hands were He descended and looked at the craft pincers. He fainted again and he woke taking off, then Picked up his canera up at 20.30 P.n., but all had and photographed the traces. The di appeared psychologist l^'ho conducted the hypnosis s thinks it atas a fantastic dream * 8th December 1978' 2O.0O P.m., responding to specific needs of the !{ilatrere (torino) youngster (as a far more conPlete analysis showed: the case was quoted Two young rnen walking along a mountain by the doctor in medical literature). UFO Tines CONCLUSIO S adninistrative duties which invariably follows in the rake of a flourishing We can sunmarize the abduction situation organisation. in ltaly as follows: lenefits 1) The abduction phenomenon in Italy is very rare; The benefits of such a move will be endless. Menbers will be the first to 2) No great attention has ever been paid feel the inprovement: enjoying a very by the media: only Zanfretta received prompt response to enquires either by national coverage; post or telephone. Those who are new to the Association and require nore 3) Very few detailed investigations lrere infornation rill receive details by conducted and no case was fu1ly return of post. ltedia enquiries will researched also be nanaged in a more professional I 4) Hypnotic regression has been very nanner - supporting the press officer. rare ad in some cases (e.g. zalfretta) has apparently gone out of control; Research and investigation ac tivi t ies nill be aided by the placirg of the 5) Typical abduction features from other voluneg of case files at the pernanent countries are also reported in Italy (in Earpenden address plus the added and particular: the sequence of events). vital bonus of correct case filing and adninistration. Tte Publishing Centro ltaliano Studi Ufologici Department will also be using the office (c.1.s.u.) address as a central point of contact corso Vittorio Enanuele 108, I-10121 for all enquiries. Torino, 1ta1y. Gost Effective Despite the increased overheads, BUFORA Council believe this will be self financing. With increased efficiency and deploynent of narketing strategies to increase publicity and profit centres such as UFOCALL and publishing, the BUFORA to open Staffed HQ growth of the nembership base ni11 rleet the added costs. An increase in I'inal plans are currently being drawn nernbership subscriptions is not planned up to to action one of BUFoRArs Long for the renewal date this Septenber. term ains - years ahead of schedule. It is clear however, that this To streamline and centralise BUFOM I s development nould not have been pogsible adninistration and enhance its without the careful managenent of the investigation and research efforts, Association over the past few years. BUFoRA set a major goal to organise a Every new innovation or enhancemeat has central office with pernanent weekday built the foundation for BUFOM to nake staff. This goal is iminently nithin guch a move. reach of beconing reality as an offer of office space has been nade to the BUFORA l.td cannot sirnply be calLed a Association. UFO group an)rnore. But its core ains and objectives have not changed. The Fulltile staff Association will continue to encourage, promote and conduct unbiased scientific The office will be located alongside research UFO phenonena and continue to John Spencerts business prenises (a offer its nembers unequalled benefits. suite of offices situated in Harpenden, Hertfordshire). this new development has Final details have not been conpleted now pronpted BITFoRA to embark on as yet. llore information about this enployrent of ful1 tine staff to deal revolutionary nove will appear in the $ith the growing plethora of next issue of UFO Tiroes. UFO Tines ahe noruality of a snall village in became extrenely frightened and didn't EasteEn Euugary called Hencida sas knolr what to do. He became even more suddeoly interrupted in 1989 by some frightened when the light began to move very strauge events. up-and-dornm. after a few nonents of this he decided that he had had enough and Fire re-started the tractorrs engine. Moving away he noticed that the light remained In the evening of 17th Novernber 1989, above Ihirn] and after regaining his Sandor Gyorke, a 45-year-old tractor composure he continued raith his work in driver, was working on soil cultivation. rhe field. At about 6. 30 prn he arrived at the fields r.rhere he was to work when he 1.1r. cyorke rnade four or five trips noticed a 'fire' burning between the around the field nith the light in forest of the farmerrs cooperative and constant attention. It seemed that he that of the forestry, a half Km frorn could not shake off this light and he hin, at the corner of lliklosi-erdo. actualLy feared for his 1ife. After considering the situation he decided to He set the controls of his tractor and look for trqo of his colleagues who began his work as usual, sti11 r.{atching should have been working nearby. Ile the fire. This took approximately a drove the tractor to a nearby river quarter of an hour, after which the fire after I'hich he lost sight of the strange was stil1 burning, although there was an 1ight. absence of snoke. He took litt1e further notice of this and began to work in the field again. After his first trip around the field he observed a red light which descended and encircled his tractor. This light could be seen to co'le frorn only half way up the tractor frorn ground leve1. This strange light extended some 60 rnetres fron the tractor. A1l the instnlments of the tractor worked fine. He stopped the engine and could not hear any other noise, so he stepped out of the tractor and rvalked around it. He corrld see notrring apart frorn this red 1ight. Upon entering the light his skin began to 'cranlI and upon leaving the light this sensation left also. Realisation seen by r Gyorte He renained near the tractor for some 4 - 5 rninutes before returning to the l{any thanks to l,tr. Lazlo Kiss of the driving compartnent. It ttas at this IlunBarian UFO Netrrork for the above point that he suddenly had a feeling report. l'lr Kiss can be contacted at: that sonething ter!ible had rrappened. He HUFoN, 4002 Debrecen Pf: 160, Hungary. UFO Ti.nes A Ufologist's View 21 the patterns are formed from the down-wash of air of h€licopters of the Crop Circles unfortunately for this hypothesis though, down-wash causes radial and irregular darnage and not circular and, Phenomena souetines, contra-wise Totation. 3t the patterns are a function of Ken Phillips the type of genetically engineered crops planted in modern-day Britain and which are, perhaps, subjected to some type of fungal attack, torque forces caused by stationary whirlwinds or animal activity etc. - again, this hypothesis is weak Over the last decade a oost Eysterious because of the progressive nature of the matrifestation has been occurring in the geonetric configurations found in the crop fields of Britain, the nature of crops as each year goes by - to date, no vhich has takeu tbe forn of various biologists has discovered a cause as to geouetric patterus, [ostly rings aud why the crop is failing in the geonetric discs, being forned by the layering of way described. the prevailiug crop. The crops affected in this r^7ay are not damaged in t.he form of broken stalks-;; crushed ears of the barley and corn etc. but are laid over to form patterns with distinct outlines as described by the nany ner!'spaper reports. This fact rleans that whatever agent is causing the patterns, it is not caused by the lantling of a he avi-er- than-a i r object. And in any case, no one has seen the causal agent, only its results. If the patterns are not caused by objects landing in the affected fields then we are left with a nunber of alternative, natural agents, none of r^'hich adequately explain all of the 4] the circles are a gigantic, communal characteristics described. These hoax designed by persons unknown for I explanations are : - reasons unknown - no doubt sorne circles are the result of fabricaff6i- but to naintain such a vast and intricate 1l the patterns are caused by stationary conmunal effort r,rithout being discovered whirlwinds in the lee of hills and Iperhaps resul t ii!--G-lega1 prosecution escarpments as ilemonstrated in the book, for criminal darnage and trespassl leaves I Crop Circles - Mystery Solved? t , by us bereft of an explanation here. Jenny Randles and Paul Fu1ler - [Robert Halel - a hypothesis which might help to 5I the circles are forrned by highly explain why there are so few crop charged, rotating colunns of air - the circles discovered in, say, Essex, where Meaden Vortex - descending suddenly in a there are few such irnpediments to air way which causes symnetrical patterns to flow - if this is the case, then what is form in torque-prone crops when the base the rnechanism wllc\ causes ttre piiGrns of the vortex nakes contact with the to develop in an ever more cornplex way, ground. This testable hypothesis is not from single circles, through to doubles, so outrageous as it seems because triples, quadruples, quintuples and now sylltmetry is cornnon in nature, for to a whole string of patterns in which exanple, Giants Causeway in Ireland, can be found non-circular and even honeycornbs and snowflakes etc. rrnear rorma E lonrl- Nevertheless, the ever-increasing UFO Times conplexity of the patterns is a worry].ng of 'spiritualisrn'l, through to the factor and nust not be overlooked when 'ghost airships' at the turn of the future research is carried out. century and the genesis of the UFOS in the 1940s, right up to the crop circles 6I the patterns are being created by of the last decade, the circunstances magnetic(?) force fields as witnessed by are the same: the presentation of the peculiar nicroPhonic effects unique, yet anbiguous, manifestation of experience by the 'Daytirne Live I filn new phenonena, seerningly des igned to crew when they interviewed Colin Andrelts rnake us think about ourselves and the and Pat Delgado in situ to a corn circle world about us. - to date no i.nstrunentation has detected any rnagnetic anomaly in situ to I^rhat is really shocking about the a crop circle, but even if such a notion of Uc is that it is the guiding discovery was made, how can a magnetic force behind all the phenornena which has force affect non-ferrous rnaterials such been recorded throughout lhe rnillennia, as corn stalks? but fron a contemporary viewpoint, UC is the comnon denoninator running through all the seerningly disparate phenomena such ds, rEarthligtrts, UF0s, ghosts' Genesis auomalous creatures and crop circles From a personal point of view, none of etc. these hypotheses exactly fit this highly dynarnic and evolving phenomenon but there are amazing paral1e1s with the ESP Prone genesis of previous phenomena which have occurred over the years; one being the This s eerning 1y preposterous genesis and development of the UFo explanation of one unknown by another is phenomenon. For example, the social the only explanation which fits all the response to the two Phenornena are circurnstances behind "ff ai-tp.t"t. practically identical, begi.nning as they did with a sudden, drarnatic and media- through EsP-prone personaliti.es. ln propagated report. Next' comes an ever other words the nissing factor which nore bevildering develoPment of explains all the absurdities and manifestation which causes the ambiguities which has frustrated establishnent of both authoritative and researchers for many years is, of private groups to find an explanation. course, the hunan factor. This This is then followed by a spiritual declaration does not mean that physical involvement, mostly by persons who are anonalies do not occur within our space- of a sensitive nature and/or are prone tirne but that UC outlines the special to what is generally ca11ed ESP; this relationship between what is going on latter group will eventually give rise rout theret and what is going on within to a new and irrational religious belief the tinnerr realitv of the witness. Ii.e. rNew Age'- Man/planet in crisis etc.l. Final1y, there cones the ultimate in the rhurnan condition | : destructive and rigid belief systerns based according \\o to the particular side of the social I fence t one happens to be standinB at the time. So lthat does all this rnean? Wel1, frorn lf so, send details of my own world view of events' the crop circles fornr a continuing part of an your new address to the educational process by agents uqknor'rn - 1et us ca1.1 this unknown agent Membership Secretary ' rUnidentifiect Consciousness IUc] - in rvhich we are constantly presented rvith a 16 Southway, Burgess Hill, new set of conditions designed to make us think. Frorn the Fox sisters in Sussex, RH15 9ST nineteenth century America I the origins 10 UFO Times