THINK ABOUTIT ABDUCTION REPORT
Date: about June 17 1952
Sighting Time:
Day/Night: afternoon
Location: Catalina Tucson Arizona
Urban or Rural: Rural
No. of Entity(‘s): 4 or 5
Entity Type:
Entity Description: small gray man, Four little gray humanoids with large bald heads and huge bulging black eyes
Hynek Classification: CE-IV (Close Encounter IV) Abduction of the witness or other direct contact
Duration:
No. of Object(s): 1 Fire Ball
Size of Object(s):
Distance to Object(s):
Shape of Object(s):
Color of Object(s): ball of fire
Number of Witnesses: 1
Source: Wendelle C Stevens
Summary/Description: The witness was peacefully walking along a remote desert trail near Tucson, Arizona, engaged in her hobby of searching for interesting geological specimens and sparkling rocks. The quiet afternoon was suddenly interrupted when she noticed a brilliant “ball of fire” streaking across the sky. Unlike a typical meteor, this object appeared controlled as it descended and eventually disappeared behind a nearby mountain ridge. Intrigued by the sighting, the witness began walking toward the direction where the light had gone down.
As she stopped to pick up a particularly sparkling rock, she was startled to see a small gray man walking directly toward her. The being did not speak aloud but used telepathy to project the message, “Do not be afraid,” into her mind. Almost immediately after this contact, the witness was overwhelmed by a sudden drowsiness and apparently fell asleep.
When she regained consciousness, she found herself lying on a metallic examining table in a small, sterile room illuminated by a strange, “fuzzy” light that seemed to have no obvious source. She was surrounded by four or five little gray humanoids with large bald heads and huge, bulging black eyes. These entities were meticulously examining her with various thin instruments. At one point, they pulled down a specialized apparatus featuring a light from the ceiling and moved it rhythmically up and down her body. During this procedure, she felt the sensation of a small device being planted in her ear and another in her abdomen.
Before her release, the witness was shown a book filled with strange, indecipherable symbols. She also observed a massive 3-dimensional viewing screen that displayed a vivid scene of deep space and distant star systems.
Historical Significance
This case is a landmark in the 1952 sightings archive because it predates the mainstream popularity of “Grays” in the late 1960s. The presence of physical implants and telepathic communication marks this as a highly sophisticated abduction account, meticulously preserved by researcher Wendelle C. Stevens.
