by Albert Rosales
UFOINFO.COM — The nineties was a decade of change, genocide, (Rwanda, Yugoslavia, etc), Operation Desert Storm, and of perhaps the beginning of a new phase in natural disasters (Hurricane Andrew). It also brought information from areas in the world which before there was few if any.
The unprecedented wave of reports which began in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union in 1989 reached its peak during 1990-1992, hundreds of cases were catalogued by numerous UFO groups and investigators from those countries, but unfortunately many or most remained un-translated and unknown to most Western researches, perhaps with a few exceptions.
A notable case was reported in Simferopol, located in the Crimean Peninsula of Ukraine. Before his encounter in 1990, the witness, a teenager from Yalta, back in the summer of 1928 was loitering in the mountains of the Ai’ Petri plateau, walking among the rocks and crags when suddenly he noticed a strange light emanating from a “karst” (shaft) on the ground. Being curious he approached closer and kept watching the unearthly light from coming out of the shaft. Some time later he was suddenly seized by fear and ran home.
Many years later (1990) the same witness (now obviously an adult) was in his bedroom at night when a very tall woman suddenly appeared in his room amidst a strange circle of light. The woman communicated by using telepathy and said, “Do you remember when you were a young boy, you saw the light from the place we live in the shaft?” The man was stunned since he had not told anybody about his previous experience. Before disappearing the strange woman told him that they lived in an underground city under the Ai’ Petri plateau with an approximate population of 2,000. She added that they traveled in UFOs.
This case is part of the underground lore involving UFO bases and installations and of course ancient civilizations. Beginning in the 90’s encounters with entities at times described as ‘looking like human-alien hybrids’ or strange looking humans that did not quite fit in or acted very bizarrely were beginning to be reported more often and from almost worldwide locations.
Another case:
Sometime in 1990, late at night in the area of New Town, Edinburgh Scotland a man named Brian Wilson was working the late shift one night at a local Pizza Parlour when a pair of “rather small” adults, who had a somewhat “lopsided” look about them, approached the counter, raised their right hands, and announced “Hi We’re Americans!”
“What would you like?” Brian asked them, to which they countered, “What do you make?”
“Pizzas” replied Brian.
“What are pizzas?” enquired the supposed Americans.
The couple watched Brian intently as he prepared two cheese and tomato pizzas. All the while, the male “kept looking around the shop like he’d never been in a pizza parlour before.”
Then the female pointed to a bowl of green peppers and asked what they were. By now, Brain’s colleague Doug had also noticed that there was something rather odd about the pair, and the two chefs exchanged glances of disbelief as Brian carefully explained what a pepper was. “Do they taste nice?” wondered the female.
As the pair waited in silence for their pizzas (complete with green peppers) to cook, other customers came in and out of the shop as usual. Once their order was ready, the extraordinary Americans settled their bill. Each took a single bite out of their pizza then threw the remainder into the bin outside the shop.
Brian entertained a suspicion that his visitors may have literally been from another planet. “I had read stories on the subject of aliens masquerading as human beings,” he told investigators. “These two individuals came across as acting as humans, but not doing a very good job of it!”
Reference:
Ron Halliday, UFO Scotland
