Lyndia Morel Occupant Encounter

Shortly after 2:45 a.m. on November 2, 1973, Lyndia Morel left her job as a masseuse in Manchester, New Hampshire, had coffee with a friend, and began driving home toward Goffstown on Route 114. She first noticed a bright flashing light that changed colors. As she continued, the object approached, revealing itself as an orange-gold globe covered in a hexagonal honeycomb pattern with a distinct oval window. Inside the window she clearly saw a smallish humanoid figure with a grayish wrinkled face, slit-like downturned mouth, and large dark-pupiled eyes. The figure seemed to be standing at a console. Morel felt the object was exerting control over her car and mind, sending a telepathic message not to be afraid. Terrified, she accelerated past Westlawn Cemetery and pulled into the first driveway, pounding on the door of the Beaudoin residence while covering her ears from a high-pitched sound. The couple who answered found her in extreme distress. The case was thoroughly documented through multiple interviews by APRO investigators, including astronomer Walter Webb, who produced a detailed report confirming the witness's sincerity and consistency.