Strange Oceanic Alien Encounter

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Location. Los Bateles, Conil de la Frontera, Spain
Date: September 29 1989 Time: 2030
Five witnesses had gone to the beach area where in the past several nights they had seen strange maneuvering lights right off the coast. On this night they saw a luminous object and a red light that appeared to be exchanging luminous signals. Later they noticed two very tall figures standing by the water edge, these figures appeared to have large white hairless heads and were wearing loose fitting white monk like outfits. The figures began walking towards the witnesses in slow clumsy movements, keeping their arms straight down on their sides constantly. The witnesses began walking away but then noticed that the two figures stopped and turned around apparently looking out to sea at the bright red light. A bright flash was seen and a small luminous sphere shot towards the figures and disappeared. The figures then sat down on the sand and began digging around them. Then a small bright blue sphere appeared and both figures seemed to pass it along to each other several times. At this point one of the witnesses briefly saw a gigantic figure wearing a black tight-fitting outfit with a large white pear shaped head standing in front of the other two beings. This figure suddenly vanished and was not seen by the others. The figures on the sand suddenly stood up but now they resembled normal humans, one man the other a woman, they both walked hurriedly away and disappeared towards town. The now confused witnesses saw a small cloud like object near the shore and suddenly they all saw the giant black clad figure with the pear shaped head appear by the water. Three of the witnesses now ran towards the giant figure that fled seemingly floating just above the ground at very high speed. The witnesses were unable to get even close to the giant, so they now turned and suddenly very frightened ran from the area. Strange tracks were found on the sand by investigators.
 

HC addition # 647
Source: J. J. Benitez, La Quinta Columna