Possible Abduction of a Woman Motorist in Catalunya, (N.E. Spain) and More UFO Reports from New Zealand

This document, derived from the August 1991 issue of the Flying Saucer Review (FSR), compiles several reports of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) from Spain and New Zealand. The first account details an alleged abduction of a school teacher, María del Carmen Roure, in Catalunya, Spain, on the night of May 12-13, 1990. Roure reported encountering a rugby-ball-shaped, blue-light-emitting object that appeared to study the vicinity with a narrow beam of light. Following the event, she suffered from frequent headaches. The second section, written by Jan Delgado, discusses the phenomenon of 'crop circles' and their historical context, noting that farmers had observed such formations for decades. The third section, authored by FSR consultant Gordon Tuckey, focuses on New Zealand sightings. It describes a 'UFO nest' discovered in a raupo swamp near Karekare in November 1989, characterized by flattened reeds in an anti-clockwise spiral. Investigator Bruce Cathie hypothesized that this formation was created by a mechanical, potentially anti-gravity, craft likely associated with secret military research. Finally, the document reports on sightings in the Bay of Islands in June 1990, where witnesses, including the Cornelius family and radio station staff, observed a shining, disc-shaped object hovering and moving at high speeds. These reports collectively highlight the global nature of UAP sightings and the varied physical and psychological effects reported by witnesses.