Full On Alien Brawl Fight With Human In This Encounter

Location. Near Gastagh, Vicenza, Italy
Date: November 24 1978 Time: 11:45 a.m.
Taking advantage of the fact that, though cold, it was a sunny day, the witness, Signor Angelo D’Ambros, aged 61 had gone to gather firewood in a copse in the nearby locality of Gastagh. The time was just about a quarter of an hour before noon when, turning around t…o set down a branch which he had just been chopping up, he was gripped with horror at the terrifying sight that met his eyes, for there, extremely close to him, and watching him, were two “beings” with only approximately human-like features. They were suspended in the air at about 40cms from the ground. One of them, he estimated, was about 1m 20cms in height, and the other about 1m. They were extremely thin, and a yellowish skin that was stretched out on the head and hands of the bigger creature, which was the nearer to him of the two. Their heads were bald, with enormous ears that rose straight up and ended in a point. They had great white eyes, sunken and without eyelids, set above a nose of pronounced dimensions which almost reached down beyond the lower lip, the latter being pretty fleshy, and large mouths, displaying, at their extremities, two long, pointed “tusks.”
From immediately below the knee right up to the neck, the two creatures appeared to be clad in dark very closely-fitting overalls, which also covered the arms down as far as the wrists, leaving the hands and the rest of the legs and the feet uncovered. The hands and feet were of a remarkable size and out of proportion to the rest of the body, with extremely long fingers and long nails. At first the two creatures were side by side but, straight away, the shorter of them began shifting constantly between the right side and the left side of D’Ambros, in very rapid leaps and without moving its long feet, almost as though it were gliding on an invisible surface, and making, with these constant movements a very faint sound of air displacement and a rustling of the vegetation as the tips of its long ears brushed the lowest branches of the nearby trees. Trying to overcome his terror, which had almost literally frozen the blood in his veins at the sight of these two beings—these ‘monsters’ as he termed them during the investigation—he shouted, “Help!” at the top of his voice, and then managed to summon up the strength to ask them repeatedly who they were and what were their intentions towards him. But it was all totally useless. From the mouth of the shorter creature came only incomprehensible mumblings. Suddenly after the witness had fixed his gaze attentively on the taller creature, which had remained virtually motionless in the same position, shifting only slightly, and always at a distance of about a meter from him, the creature attempted to get hold of his machete or billhook (axe), seizing it by the part at the tip which has not cutting-edge. D’Ambros was resolved not to let him have it, it being his sole means of self-defense in the event that the creatures should demonstrate clearly hostile intentions. So he gripped it very firmly by the handle, which is enveloped in a thick sheath of solid leather, and has a hook on the end for hanging the tool up on a wall or on a belt. The creature again tried to seize the billhook, grasping it this time a little lower down, with the result that the witness seemed to feel a slight electrical shock, then, perceiving that D’Ambros still had hold of the tool, the creature returned to the attack, this time using both hands to grasp the machete lower down and much more fully, still by the non-cutting edge. In this, its third attempt, the creature employed exceptional force, which D’Ambros was able to resist thanks only to the fact that his own strength had been so considerably increased by the sheer desperation that had overtaken him as he realized that his cries for help had brought nobody to aid him, and the result was that once again he felt—and this time pretty clearly—an electrical discharge in his hand and up his arm.
At this point the witness got really furious, as it seemed that the creature was absolutely unwilling to desist from its attempts to get the machete off him, so, with the other hand, he grabbed a large branch that he had previously cut, determined to hit the creature with it and put an end to a situation that had brought him to the very brink of panic. The two creatures presumably recognized the threat inherent in this gesture for they fled instantly. The witness, completely recovering his normal calm, now felt impelled by such an irresistible curiosity as to the provenance of the two “dis-human” creatures, with their so ‘near human’ features (apart from their height) that he even found enough strength to pursue them, and ran as fast as he could along the mule-track along which they had come. As the track takes a sharp turn he soon lost sight of them until finally, in a nearby clearing, at a distance estimated by him to be from twenty to thirty meters, he beheld a strange oblong “object” standing on four landing feet straddled fairly widely apart with their ends thrust some centimeters into the ground. On the middle of the top, the object, which was discoidal, was surmounted by a small dome. The ‘disc’ of a solid, metallic, and extremely substantial appearance, was of a bright red color on the upper part, including the dome and blue on the lower half, with a white middle band clearly separating the two differently colored halves. The legs were of an aluminum grayish shade. The mysterious craft was about four meters wide and about two meters high at the center where the dome was, without including the legs. Scarcely had he caught sight of the craft when he saw one of those long hands closing, from inside the dome, a sort of trap-door by drawing it backwards. A few seconds later the disc took off slantingly at a staggering speed and in total silence, producing a burst of red flame and vanished from his sight in an instant behind high fir-trees.
D’Ambros returned home at once, keeping to himself the secret of this ‘strange episode’ which had left him distinctly disturbed, and turning it over and over in his mind to such a pitch that he had no desire to eat his lunch, till finally he decided to talk about the even to his son in law, Luciano Munari. Signor Munari decided to get somebody to accompany him next day to the scene of the alleged unwonted happening. And in the clearing he found an almost completely circular area about 3.5m in diameter, in which the grass looked black, not so much black with burning as from oil, and was distinctly flattened and rotated in anticlockwise fashion. When he ventured to touch the blackened grass his hands remained quite clean. He also found two U-shaped impressions some 20cms long and about 3cms wide and 3cms deep.

HC addition # 800
Source: Antonio Chiumento, FSR Vol. 28 # 6 Type: B