Flying Saucer Review - Spring 2006

This document, an excerpt from the Spring 2006 issue of Flying Saucer Review, presents two distinct accounts of anomalous phenomena in Spain and the United Kingdom. The first section details historical sightings in Spain during and shortly after the Spanish Civil War. In May 1939, residents of the Horcajada farmstead reported an encounter with a humanoid entity wearing metallic clothing. Shortly thereafter, on July 1, 1939, children in Zahara de los Atunes, Cádiz, observed a craft that landed with a whistling sound, kicking up dust. Two entities emerged—one tall and one short—before the craft departed. The text notes that these events occurred before the term 'flying saucer' was popularized. The second section features a personal account from an individual identified as Peter E., who describes an ongoing abduction experience. Peter E. reports physical symptoms, including rashes and genital atrophy, following an encounter with an entity he refers to as Zoyra. He describes Zoyra as a stunningly beautiful woman who appeared in his home. Peter E. claims that his therapist was aware of the situation and that he later encountered another individual who shared similar experiences. The document concludes with a reflection on the psychological and physical impact of these alleged abductions, suggesting that such events are part of a larger, deliberate campaign of manipulation.