“The Rivesville Imp” (and ...)

 https://youtu.be/TOsTR22FVEw?si=6YtG9H6_TDd-qsdE

In this video, [are] three cases: “The Elkton Encounter” An assumed home break-in turns into something straight out of a nightmare for a man in Maryland; “The Rivesville Imp” A West Virginia woman glances out her kitchen window one early morning and observes a genuinely frightening creature; “The Casper Entity” A truck driver on a lonely back road in Wyoming encounters a creature that absolutely terrifies him.

For me, encounter cases – now open to AI consideration – offer clues to what UFOs represent.
 
The three encounters in this video are ripe for AI (and I’ll subject them to one of the programs).
 
Lest anyone confuses my bemoaning reviews of old cases, as opposed to obscure older incidents, let me repeat – It’s the reworking of “iconic” UFO incidents; Roswell, Socorro, Phoenix, Rendlesham for instance that are unworthy of further consider- ation, having been considered to the point of imbecility.
 
But some encounters cases – whether hoaxes, hallucinatory, or under-reported – are replete with details that derail suggestions to ignore.
 
These three incidents, along with a few others I’ve replenished here recently, are grist for considerations of various kinds.
 
They hold – even in their obtuseness – actual material that puts fine points on what the phenomenon is or may be.
 
RR

Some YouTube videos, worthy of your scrutiny?

 https://www.youtube.com/live/jPNsYzRQ8nc?si=szfQYkwO73Pb2LvT

https://youtu.be/IBaw2oqVz8w?si=G0CHaoJQh9-EBOJ

https://www.youtube.com/@ThinkAnomalous

The "Airship" retrospective is quaint but interesting. A raft of incidents still fascinating, even if hoaxed or examples of mass hysteria.

(The video comes from ThinkAnomalous, from which I've added its YouTube site link as it contains a wealth of well-done videos, some that a few of you might find interesting.)

RR