mujeres extraterrestres

This article from the December 21, 1976, issue of the Colombian magazine 'VEA' details the extraordinary claims of Liberato Quintero Aníbal, a farmer from El Banco, Magdalena. Quintero alleges that while at the 'Vida Tranquila' farm, he encountered a long, luminous, egg-shaped craft that landed near him. He describes being paralyzed by fear and subsequently interacting with extraterrestrial beings, specifically three women who emerged from the craft. Quintero claims these beings subjected him to sexual practices. Following the incident, Quintero reported physical pain in his left arm and displayed marks that he and others interpreted as being from needle injections. The article includes testimony from his wife, Brunilda, who expresses a desire to keep him by her side despite the incident, and his uncle, Feliciano Quintero, who believes his nephew's account. Additionally, the article features comments from Dr. Manuel Villanueva Amaris, who performed a medical examination on Quintero. The doctor states that he found Quintero to be a normal person and that his neurological and reflex conditions were satisfactory, though he acknowledges the presence of the marks on the farmer's arm. The doctor maintains a neutral stance, stating he does not question the farmer's account, as it is a matter that requires further study. The narrative emphasizes the farmer's distress and the physical and psychological impact he claims the encounter had on him.