Meeting with a mysterious humanoid being in Barnson

Even the most hard person at some point stared at the clear starry sky of the night and wondered what all this was about and maybe she was thinking about her place in the scheme of things in the amazing huge universe, which surrounds our miniature planet from all sides.

The same applies to time; We live in a miniature period, during which our world circulates around the sun about seventy times, and then we disappear-but during our “spins” around the sun, some of us may think about the nature of the staggering scale of time and the length of our infinitely miniature (but about such valuable) life in comparison.

The recently changed estimation of the observable age of the universe is that it is 26.7 billion; Our life is not even a miniature spark compared to this phenomenal spectrum of time and during our miniature stay on Earth we learn so little.

Our knowledge about history is quite vague; We know that something catastrophic happened with these mysterious and strange beings similar to foreign-dinosaurs-65 million years ago, but nobody is too sure what happened; The asteroid could hit the land or a nearby star could leave supernova.

The later appearance of people – according to the dogma of evolution – is still questioned. Nature never exaggerates the species except for the requirements of its daily existence-but the human brain has a phenomenal cubic ability (1400 cm3), which is very disproportionate for our daily needs and is incompatible with the evolution process.

When we look at our infinitely miniature life in such a way, on a cosmic background of existence, we can realize that people are not the only wise civilization in the universe and that we most likely receive visits from beings in other dimensions, as well as in other parts of the cosmos, and the following alleged incident is an example.

On a damp night on Friday, June 4, 1993, around 22:00, a 23-year-old woman in Barnson, village and civil parish in Essex in England, named Jenny, she decided to take her Jacek Russell Benji for a walk, because he was stopped at home all day, while Jenny enjoyed birthday bash in nearby Dotwot.

As soon as Jenny reached for a leash hanging in the corridor of her house to Milner Road, Benji jumped to her, full of excitement.

Tonight, the nice Jack Russell would have a longer walk than usual, and Jenny, forever counting her calories, thought that she would burn some of these huge pieces of birthday cakes that she had in the door of Devon with a long walk.

The teenage lady walked from Benja along Barnson Road and Down Stooreon Lane, and in the cloudless sky there was a full moon to lithe the path of this hot night.

When Jenny came down Storeon Lane, she heard a rustle loudly in a huge tree that hanged the way, and it sounded too thunderous to be an unsuccessful bird, and Benja barked furiously in the upper range of the tree, but Jenny saw nothing.

She went a little faster, and then the car passed her, and the driver was stuffy enough to immerse the headlights of the vehicle.

A few seconds after the car passed, a squeak of tires and an accident appeared, and then the car chopped the rubber and left the stage. Jenny turned and saw what she originally considered a vast branch of trees on the road, and her mind incorrectly combined dots.

The noise she had previously heard on the tree was a departure of the branch, and now he was lying to Storean Lane, but why did the car accelerate? Most drivers would stop, perhaps to see what damage was caused by a fallen branch by car.

Jenny went to take a look at the branch, and Benji somehow slipped out of the leash and ran towards the moaning sound. This “branch” got up and got up; It was nightmares-she was a humanoid figure in a black, tight suit and she had an elongated head with one orange lithe in which the eyes would be.

The height of this unearthly, spindle number was about 20 feet, perhaps more and turned around and looked at Benja, who barking at the foot of this. Jenny felt the weakness of her legs as pure fear overwhelmed her.

“Benji! Come here! Benji! 'She cried Jenny and she could barely get her words. The thing began to approach her, and Jenny turned around and knew that she would never be able to escape; she was unavailable and as terrified as she was, she couldn't leave her dog for the grace of that.

She withdrew, wondering what to do. There was a house of about fifty meters – maybe she could call and tell him to call the police.

A strange gigantic figure stopped and then went to the field adjacent to Storeon Lane. Benji raced after a being, which Jenny suspected of being an alien.

She began to cry when the car approached Storek Lane and flashed on her. It turned out that he was David, Jenny's former boyfriend, and asked her why she was crying and she couldn't answer at first, and when David saw that he was holding Yellow Dog Smyth, he asked her where Benji was.

Jenny took a deep breath, and then told about the extraordinary incident she witnessed, and she expected David to doubt her story, but he caught her hand and squeezed her, and then asked: “Do you say that the field went through this field?” And he nodded to the arable fields, which were silver -plated by the full moon.

Jenny nodded, and David returned to his car and returned with a flashlight. He went to the field, and Jenny followed him and said: “I wonder what it is?”

“I don't know, I just want to recover my dog;” She answered Jenny and began to cry again, and then added: “David, thanks for believing me – I would not believe it if I did not see it with my own two eyes.”

“We'll find Benji, he is a crazy dog,” said David and said he thought he was hearing a dog in the distance, in which some forests bordered on a pitch.

“I hear this dog – it's not Benji,” said Jenny with a very painful expression on her face, and her tears shine in the moonlight.

The couple walked around the vintage farm, and the beam of David's torch raised something huge, which headed north.

David said he wasn't sure if it was a lithe of lithe, but she looked like a gigantic character and had to get off the embankment to cross the railway line.

He and Jenny went to Station Road, and then once again entered the field and eventually had to stop, because the field ended on the M53 motorway, so they turned and Jenny exploded.

She told David that she would never see Benji again and blamed herself for not buying a recent leash; The vintage man was jagged, she remembered in a dyed voice.

When the couple finally returned to Storek Lane, they saw a gigantic figure in their figure, leaving David's car.

David seemed to be a sight, and he ran to his vehicle, encouraging Jenny to hurry up, because he intended to go around this matter, but after opening the door of the car he got a shock of his life when Benji jumped and ran to Jenny, his tail waved furiously.

Jenny took her beloved dog and hugged him, and David almost pushed Jenny and Benji into the car. He turned the vehicle and went too high, but it seemed that he was melting into the moonlight.

Nobody believed in the story of Jenny and David, but at that time several reports of UFOs appeared in this part of Barnson and Landican.

Jenny and David joined the amazing experience, and later they got married.

What did Benji experience that night?

Regardless of the creature, it seems that he was an animal lover, placing Benji in David's car before returning from anywhere. If only dogs could talk.