to transfer Johnson to the hospital of Ipswich, which was far better equipped to deal with Johnson’s injuries and psychological condition.”

Johnson recovered his memory loss the next day.

“The following day Johnson recovered his senses and when his friends came to visit them he told them of his harrowing encounter with an ostensibly alien entity in the woods.”

Johnson then detailed his abduction by an apparent inter-dimensional regressive alien.

“Johnson claimed that when he abruptly got out of the car the night before he was compelled to do so by an unknown “force,” which insisted that he go into the woods.”

The abductee remembered under what circumstances he left his friend’s vehicle, and then described details about the alien associated with the orange glowing UFO.

“Johnson told his friends and doctors that hewas forced to walk into the dark forest — although he was unable to recall exactly how far — where he encountered what he described as a humanoid being with the large sloping eyes that were glowing in the darkness.”

The abductee further described details about the alien humanoid.”

“[T]he odd creature was engulfed by orange flames. It was at that point that he blacked out.”

The alien abductee swore that he had no memories of what transpired next, until he woke up the following morning in a hospital bed. Doctors were sceptical and the newspaper reporters from the Ipswich Evening Star who published the strange account on 21 September 1965 were dumbfounded.

“Johnson’s friends — who had bore witness to the fiery, egg-shaped UFO with their own eyes — believed their