News on April 13th reveals a resurgence of public interest in the mysterious and perplexing events surrounding the 1973 alien abduction incident in Mississippi, USA, as new eyewitnesses come forward.
The incident occurred on October 11th, on the banks of the Pascagoula River in Mississippi.
At the time, two fishermen, Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker, were unfortunate victims of an abduction by extraterrestrial beings while fishing along the Pascagoula River.
According to their accounts, they initially heard a strange sound, mistaking it for a siren. Soon after, they witnessed an oval-shaped unidentified flying object emitting a blue light.
Three gray creatures, approximately 1.5 meters tall, emerged from the flying object. These beings had wrinkled skin, robot-like slits for mouths, and crab-like pincers.
They escorted two fishermen aboard the craft and proceeded to examine them.
Reportedly, a floating large eye scanned their bodies for about 30 minutes, akin to a thorough medical check-up by a doctor.
Previous analyses indicate that the creatures' arm terminations resemble lobster claws, with what appears to be an elephant-like leg and fused lower bodies.
Interestingly, the heads of these beings seem to connect directly to their shoulders, lacking distinct necks. Three carrot-like protrusions emerge from where human noses would be, along with two ear-like structures.
