There has even an Australian report of the MIB, although it is vague it is worth a mention. An Australian ufologist was at a large department store walking down a flight of stairs when he felt someone push him from behind causing him to fall down the stairs. He said there was no one on the stairs but felt hands push on his back just before he fell. I am not sure where it fits in the MIB but it has been included in MIB reports.
Here is another interesting MIB report. In 1967, Robert Richardon, of Toledo, Ohio informed the Aerial Phonomera Research Organisation (OPRO) that he colided with a UFO while driving at night. Coming around a bend he saw a strange object blocking the road. He was unable to stop in time and ran into the object. He did not hit it very hard but on impact the UFO vanished. The police accompanied Richardon to the scene but could only find the skid marks from the car as evidence. Richardon returned a second time and found a small lump of metal, which he considered might have come from the UFO. Aproximately three days later, at 11pm two men in their twenties appeared at Richardon's home and questioned him for about ten minutes. They did not identify and to Richardon's own surprise he did not ask who they were. They were not unfriendly and gave to warnings. Richardon noticed that the two mmen left in a black 1953 Cadillac. When the number plates were checked it was found to be a number not yet issued.
A week later Richardon recieved a second visit from two different men who arrived in a current model Dodge. Both wore black suits and had dark complexions. One spoke fluent English, the other spoke with an acent. They intially tried to persuade him that he had not hit anything but then asked for the piece of metal . Richardon told them that he had sent it away to be analysed. .They then threatened him : "If you want your wife to stay pretty as she is, you better get the metal back". The existence of the metal was only known to Richardon, his wife and two senior members of APRO. There was no clear connection betwwen the two pair of visitors although both pairs of visitors did have information that was not freely avalible.
The next report is one of the most detailed reports on the MIB In September 1976 Dr. Herbert Hopkins, a fifty eight year old doctor and hypnotist, was involved in a UFO teleportation case in Maine, USA. When his wife and children were out one evening the telephone rang and a man identified himself as tha Vice President of the New Jersy UFO Reserch Organisation asked if he could come over that evening and discuss certain details on the UFO case. Dr. Hopkins agreed, he then hung up the telephone and went to the back door to swith on the light so the visitor would be able to find his way from the parking lot. While he was standing at the back door Dr. Hopkins noticed a man walking towards the back door, he did not notice a car and even if the visitor had a car he could not have got to the house that quickly from any telephone. Dr. Hopkins let the visitor in, the man was wearing a blck suit, with a black hat, tie and shoes, and a white shirt. The visitors suit was immaculate. Dr. Hopkins noticed when the visitor took of his hat that he was completely hairless. His skin was very white, his lips were bright red and it looked like he was wearing lipstick. The visitor did a very strange thing, he told Dr. Hopkins that there were two coins in his pocket, which there were. The stranger then asked him to put one of the coins in his hand and watch it. As Dr. Hopkins watched the coin it seemed to go out of focus and gradually disappeared. The visitor then said to Dr. Hopkins."Neather you nor anyone else on this plane will ever see that coin again". The of them talked a little longe on general UFO topics. Dr. Hopkins then stated to notice the visitors speech slowing down. The man rose unsteadily out of the chair onto his feet and said very slowly, "My energy is running low-must go now good-bye" The stranger walked faltergly to the door and descended the outside steps one at a time. Dr. Hopkins looked outside and saw a bluish-white light, it was brighter than car head lights. He assumed it was the visitors car, although he neather saw or heard it. Later that night Dr. Hopkins family returned. They all examined the driveway and found strange markings that could not have been made by a car because they were in the centre of the driveway where a car could not have been.
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