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Etten Leur. Reported
28th May.
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DATE OCCURRED: May 28, 2012
(very late @ night)
DATE OF PHOTOS: May 28, May
29
LOCATION: Etten Leur, Holland
FOUND BY: Robbert v/d Broeke,
Roy Boschman
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In the late afternoon of May 28th
Robbert was not feeling well and had gone to bed
(highly unusual for him, since he normally goes to
sleep around dawn). He thought he had fallen asleep
and had a "dream" in which he saw a brilliant white
light-ball come down directly into a field on the
outskirts of Etten Leur. There are no houses or
farms nearby but there is a big windmill just before
the turn onto the road to Etten Leur--and Robbert
clearly saw the windmill in his "dream" next to the
turn-off toward Etten Leur, as well as the field
where the light-ball had descended.
Later that night Roy Boschman
arrived to take Robbert out to dinner and, by then,
Robbert had dismissed the event as simply a "dream."
But, then, as they were driving home Robbert
suddenly got a feeling that perhaps it had not been
a dream and asked if Roy would drive to the field so
they could check. Once at the field they found one
small circle in the tall scruffy grass.
The photos below (taken the next
morning in sunlight) show how impossible this small
circle would have been to find unless Robbert had
paid attention to his "dream."
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In August, 2007
Robbert and I had gone to this windmill because
I wanted a photo of him with a windmill to use
in my slide presentations. I was the only one
using my camera that day and, after Robbert
endured me taking a number of posed shots, he
started goofing around (in the photo below he's
making fun of himself "sending energy" to a
spoon which had been bent severely the previous
night when he actually was sending energy to
bend it). Several of my photos taken during
this time when he was just kidding around show a
strange object in the upper right corner of the
photo.

Neither of us saw
this object with our eyes and I was using film
so didn't know it had appeared until the film
was developed. Later, when I saw the anomaly
and blew it up to use at some of my lectures I
told people I thought it looked rather like a
flying "Big Mac" (Big Macs being one of
Robbert's favourite things). People in these
audiences said they thought, instead, it might
be a "BLT" (the popular American bacon, lettuce
& tomato sandwich) and, of course, the name I
picked years ago to identify the original "Burke/Levengood/Talbott"
research effort. Whatever it is, I can
unequivocally assert there was absolutely
nothing in the area that even remotely looked
like this.
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