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Among the many, many UFO reports out there, some of them have truly stood the test of time and proven to be even more unexplainable than most. These are the cases that have come from very credible witnesses, with corroborating evidence to show that they are not making all of this up, and it is cases like these that truly inspire wonder and awe. One such UFO encounter happened in the skies of Australia, and has served to incite debate and discussion to this day.
On August 31, 1954, a Lieutenant J.A. “Shamus” O’Farrell was returning to Royal Australian Navy Air Station Nowra, in New South Wales, aboard his Sea Fury aircraft. It had been a routine standard night-navigation exercise at dusk, and at 7:10 PM O’Farrell contacted the air base with a routine radio communication. Up until that point everything had been going smoothly and without issue, but things were about to get very strange. Shortly after this radio contact with the base, O’Farrell allegedly saw a very bright lig
The night of October 4, 2001 started as a relaxing and peaceful one for 22-year-old Amy Rylance and her husband Keith, and their friend Petra. On this evening, they had been having a quiet get-together at Rylance’s home in the small town of Gundiah, near Tiaro, in Queensland, Australia, and Amy ended up falling asleep on the sofa in the living room while her husband slept in the main bedroom and Petra went off to sleep in a guest annex. The previously quiet evening had been intruded upon by a rather fierce storm, and at around 11:30 PM, Petra came into the living room to check up on her friend. What she saw there would mark the beginning of a strange sequence of bizarre events that would lead to one of the stranger alien abduction accounts there is.