Today On The Bizarre Alien Humanoid Encounter Of Lindley NY

On July 23 1977 at 12:45 a.m. A bizarre alien encounter was reported by a 26-year-old woman and her 13-year-old niece. As they glanced out their bedroom window in Lindley, New York, before retiring they witnessed 11 or 12 white lights in a dipper-shaped formation. The lights were moving about in the night sky. They saw one bright light appearing on a hill 900 feet away.

They hear a whooshing sound, then two lights rise into the air. The next thing they hear are footsteps from Morgan Creek about 300 feet away. To their amazement they see two small figures floating up and down in front of a tree. Then they see several more figures at various spots carrying what seem to be flashlights.

These alien beings are wearing tight-fitting, “skin diver” suits with glowing green belts. 

The next thing that was seen was a luminous red rectangular object that approached the creek and then backed away. At this point, both witnesses develop severe headaches. Then there was a being on a distant hill on a neighbor’s farm shining a light on a tombstone. Shocked they see the stone that seems to rise up into the air and move back and forth.

 

A being taller than the others, who are less than four feet tall, stands near the light on the hill and calls out an “ooh, ooh” signal. The others all approach him and, 5 minutes later, deploy back into adjacent fields. One of them approaches the house. He comes under the second-story window and drops to the ground as if to conceal himself, then approaches the door and rattles the handle.

 

By this time, 3:45 a.m., the older witness had called her mother, who notified the state police. All of the lights and figures disappear just prior to the arrival of the police, the lights in the sky indistinguishable from stars. Both witnesses believe only an hour has passed but in fact, more than three hours have elapsed.

 

They complain of burning eyes and headaches that last for two days. The witnesses find three footprints in the powdery dust of their driveway. Further incidents occurred on July 25 and August 1. [Eberhart]

Source: Allan Hendry, “The Lindley Episodes: CE III’s in New York State,” IUR 2, no. 9 (September 1977): 5–7; Credit Jeff Knox F.B.