Recovering the Forgotten Record. Notes Towards a Revisionist History of Abductions, Part 4

Peter Rogerson
Magonia 50, September 1994

Abduction reports from outside of North America show imagery very different from the developing stereotype. One of the earliest non-American semi-abduction reports is an obscure and now forgotten report from Kenya, which appeared in the Nairobi Daily Nation sometime in December 1965. Michael Mudachi was sitting in his home near Eastleigh Airport when he saw a point of light approaching from the horizon. As it neared he saw it was an elliptical object with transparent windows.

Alienating Fancies: The Influencing Machine Fantasy, Part 2

Martin Kottmeyer
Magonia 50, September 1994

George Hunt Williamson greatly expanded the scope of his tale with his next work Other Tongues – Other Flesh. The origin of man is traced to a migration of spirit from the star-sun Sirius which fuses with the native apes of Earth. Extraterrestrial influence nowadays comes in two types. One comes from the Orion nebula and takes over weak-bodied Earth people making them agents subservient to their will. They are used as instruments to introduce people to other people and to ask leading questions at lectures.

Screen Memories

Peter Brookesmith
Magonia 50, September 1994

The alleged sighting of a 'mystery missile' over Kent coast in April 1991 seems to be acquiring minor mythic status. It was given a fairly detailed treatment in Timothy Good's UFO Report 1992 [1]; Good's account was based on reports in the Sunday Times (5 May 1991), the Independent and The Times (both 6 May 1991). The 'case' cropped up again in Jenny Rand1es' The Paranormal Year 1993 [2] as a way of shoehoming in some more recent near-misses between aircraft and UFOs.