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incredible discovery of 'RODS' yet, go to: www.roswellrods.com. Prepare for a surprise. Below are two emails just received
by Jose in which two eyewitnesses describe their direct encounters with
what may well be...RODS.
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- Hello there, I will be brief. In 1985,
I was in a damp, dark parking garage going to drink a little brandy in
the hallway to keep warm before a 2 mile walk in mid-winter! I'm NOT an
alchoholic.
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- At any rate, I was on the second floor
of a three floor parking garage, when I look down, per chance, at a bit
of rubbish on the ground: a wet newspaper in plastic, a crumpled paper
bag, some bus transfers all wet and crumpled. (This was in Morristown,
N.J. by the way) There were known to be a lot of bats and rats in that
particular area near that garage and some dumpsters. O.K., don't lose
me!
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- In with that garbage on the floor is
what caused me to stick around for not only a double-take, but some prodding
around!
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- Here's what happened next: I see what
looks like a slimy, 2 foot long, wet cigar, with a point on one end, flat
on the other, and what seems to be, as I look closer, very membraney-type
tissue and a hollow center from what I imagined was end-to-end!
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- I looked at it for a minute, staring
carefully as it was so different than anything I had ever seen. It also
had what seemed to be, from just below the point and just before the flat
part, a long 'fin' which ran along it on both sides. (The fin) was of
a lighter, opaque, yet beigeish-brownish, but much lighter than the rest
of it.
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- (The object) was a very dark brown, with
a black, veiny membraney, slimy texture to it...which is why I stared at
it so hard. It didn't seem like it was someone's trash like the rest, but
possibly something alive, but what? ? ?
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- OK, so next I think to myself I will
try to prod at this thing with a stick I saw nearby. As I went to pick
it up, this thing moves at least 12-15 feet without anything but a slight
'pop' or 'clap' sound...like a 'flap' or 'thtup' type of a sound...loud
enough to make me look when I was bending for the stick. Now I see this
thing is, like I said, 15 feet away now near a corner under a light!!
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- I could now see it's lengthwise 'fins'
sort of 'undulating,' and with that it went through an opening between
floors where you could look outside and which ran along that entire floor.
Shwoosh! it went, faster than anything I have ever seen, and if I had
blinked, I would have missed it's flight process entirely and would have
wondered forever where the heck that thing went...and what it was.
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- At any rate, until your show, it has
been many years since I even gave that event any thought. It took off...like
what looked like a 2 foot branch, which for a split second, appeared frozen
at a 45^ angle...and then vanished before my eyes!! A pure streak once
you see it positioned for flight!!
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- I believe it is some kind of giant flying
snail, or shelless mollusk, from my observation of it. After all, I was
with it for about 5 minutes before I saw it leave out the window like that!!
It moves swiftly on ground in one fell swoosh!!
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- I think the way it moves is that it somehow
takes the surrounding air and pressurizes it inside of it's long hollow
chamber, and then is able to somehow chase it through itself with even
more air from outside of itself...sort of like a tube with an inner wall
which is able to create some type of 'vortex' type energy to propel itself.
A very crude example would be a "Farting Cigar." At any rate,
I always knew that I had never seen such a thing before, but I never knew
that I wasn't the only one who had seen such a thing!! It always was amazing!
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- I do remember looking at it and trying
to determine whether to touch it or not, even with a stick, because it
looked like it was breathing...in an odd sort of way. It's entire length
moved, expanded, gently but noticably. I believe that it was filling it's
body with air at that point, as it seemed to give the appearance of a hollow
center with some type of lining or wall that it could perhaps fill with
air.
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- It next moved 15 ft. effortlessly, and
very strangely, as if it were being pulled by a string in one great pull
by somebody, which, at that point, is what I really thought had happened.
I thought that somebody was pulling it. At that point I didn't know what
to do, so I ran like 20 ft. myself.
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- It was when I looked back that I saw
it in a blink, like a flash, one second there positioned at the 45^ angle,
and just hanging there, and then all you could see was a streak. And then
my mouth dropped open, I got real quiet, felt real weird, and tried to
forget about it.
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- I do remember thinking that as I was
looking at it, and I don't know if it's because it was so weird-looking
or not, but it seemed to know what I was going to do before I did it. That
was the feeling I got when I stared at it...almost some type of mild paralysis,
like it was reading my mind or something? ? ? I felt like it was connecting
with me on some spiritual level to say the least. No, not mind reading!!
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- I know what it was: it was that it had
no visible eyes and that even though I was staring at it, and saw no eyes,
I felt like I was being watched!!
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- It was that kind of feeling, Jose!!
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- Regards, Joseph
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- UFO REPORT
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- I saw what appeared to be a thin branch
(1/4 inch diameter, 11-14 inches long) falling from a tall tree. At ten
feet above the ground in leveled off and circled back around a fig tree.
I said to myself, "Wow, that thing is flying," and ran after
it.
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- It dove toward the ground, and for a
while I thought it would land, but it gained altitude and flew over the
fence. I watched it maneuver through the woods until it was out of sight.
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- I can't imagine what it was. There was
no evidence of wings at all. It looked like a flying snake. I have not
been a believer in UFO's until now. I didn't see a spacecraft, but I did
witness something that was flying that I could not identify.
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- Any ideas about what that could have
been? Don't suggest two dragon flies hooked together. It was not that.
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- Thanks, Leo
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