The Canadian National Newspaper: UFO baffles Argentine witnesses: Figure linked to Magnetic Field

The following UFO incident was reported to have taken place in San Carlos, Salta, Argentina in the late evening on 2008 May 20- 21.

Two men, Omar Ferlatti, and Walter Lopez reported encountering a short glowing humanoid figure, about 40cm in height in a field. The strange humanoid appeared to be surrounded by a sort of “magnetic field”, which prevented the men from approaching it.

The figure was described as having human like features, with a pointy nose, round black eyes, thin lips and copper-coloured hair parted in the middle and pointing up on both sides. The figure wore a tight fitting 2 tone brown coverall with a tight-fitting wide belt around the waist area. It had long arms and long fingers but without fingernails.

The men did not see its feet. Around the same time a local sheep herder grazing in the nearby Valles Clachaquies reported being startled by a similar humanoid while guarding the herd.

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