Draguignan Tall Beings

On the evening of October 19, 1973, Gabriel Demogue and his girlfriend observed an orange-yellow sphere of light disappear near a peak on Le Malmont mountain north of Draguignan. Demogue returned with three friends—Georges Macret, Christian Bensa, and Alain Lecat—in two cars (a Fiat 128 and an R8). At the panorama table, they saw a diffuse white glow and a large silhouette. As they drove down, a red light followed; stopping and using headlights revealed three enormous beings, approximately 3 meters tall, wearing one-piece suits with square helmets featuring luminous rectangular eye slots and a red light at waist level. The beings approached in a threatening manner around one car. One youth shouted asking if they were good or bad but received no reply. The beings had a stiff, crouching motion at times. The group felt fear and electromagnetic effects; the cars reportedly experienced unusual movement before the beings departed. The case was documented in contemporary UFO literature including Flying Saucer Review with named witnesses and a drawing of the site.