Candlewood Lake Close Encounter: Triangle Craft, Entity Sighting, Telepathy
In mid-October 1987, at Candlewood Lake in western Connecticut — a region with a history of Hudson Valley UFO sightings — a witness driving home at 6 PM sees a low-flying bright aircraft pass over trees, then notices four cars stopped with no lights on the roadside. His car's electrical power dies completely. Other stranded drivers report seeing a very large, white, triangular, silent aircraft with amber lights that went down over a hill to the west. The witness investigates alone, walking a quarter mile to find a lighted dark triangle 'hovering in the trees' — not above them but seemingly occupying the same space, 'like a ghost,' with no broken branches and complete silence. He observes a suited figure approach and enter the object. The witness reports hearing telepathic thoughts telling him not to come closer. The figure raises its hand, there is a flash of red light, and the object vanishes. He later discusses the case with Philip Imbrogno.
Background
1. In mid-October 1987, a multiple witness sighting occurred at Candlewood Lake in the Hudson Valley region of western Connecticut. A driver observed a low-flying aircraft and stopped cars, experiencing electrical failure in his vehicle.
The Incident
The incident took place at Candlewood Lake in mid-October 1987 around 6 PM. A witness driving home observed a bright aircraft flying low over the trees. He then noticed four cars stopped on the roadside with their lights off. The witness's car experienced electrical failure.
Investigation
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Significance
The Candlewood Lake sighting is notable as a multiple witness event in the Hudson Valley, a region known for UFO sightings. The detail of the car's electrical failure is also a common element in UFO encounter reports.
Connections
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