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La punta del iceberg - J. J. Benitez (https://www.academia.edu/111437327/La_punta_del_iceberg_J_J_Benitez)

UFOS at close sight (https://ufologie.patrickgross.org/ce3/1935-04-05-spain-aznalcazar.htm)

Date: April 5 1935
Location: Aznalcázar, Sevilla Spain

UFO researcher J. J. Benitez interviewed the children of the main witness:

"That afternoon we saw my father return a little earlier than we had habitual. We were at home and my siblings and I noticed that he was worried"

My father said he "had seen something that had impressed him."

At that time, the UFO phenomenon was completely unknown around here, so Mr. Mora assumed that he had been rewarded by Providence with this celestial vision, which made him very happy, believing it to be a foretaste of the beyond.

The sighting -

Mr. Mora a farmer, was riding his horse in one of his fields.

One afternoon he saw, about a hundred meters away, something like a balloon parked on the estate. Immediately doors opened and he saw some small men around the door. The small beings then flew around the top of the craft.

He was there for a long time and observed the object rise and disappear in the sky.

The day after the event, the press brought the news that a new star had appeared. It was to be assumed that it was a nova star phenomenon that the Astronomical Association of Sabadell confirmed to us, thus dating the observation of such a qualified witness.

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