UFO Intrusion at North Hudson Park With Aliens Who Looked Like Kids In Snowsuits

Intrusion at North Hudson Park, 1975

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Location. North Bergen New Jersey
Date: January 12 1975 Time: 02:30 a.m.
It was 72-year old George O’Barski’s custom to drive to a nearby all-night dinner for a late snack before returning home. To get there, he’d drive through North Hudson Park to avoid traffic lights. On this night in January 1975, he had barely turned into the park when his radio began to emit heavy static. He slowed down to fiddle with it, grumbling to himself about the anticipated high cost of repair. His left hand window was half-open, as it was a mild night. The radio then cut out altogether, just as other things began to happen:
“I heard this damned noise. I thought: ‘What the hell was that? No trucks (are) allowed in here…’and I saw over my (left) shoulder this—thing coming. It looked like a great big pancake that had puffed up, you know? It was flat, I would say, maybe six feet high, and the thing landed, right in front of me, in the park!
“There’s some trees there (along the sidewalk on the left)…It landed just the other side of the trees. Then when I came ahead, there’s an opening there, and Jeez! I seen ‘em there, you know? I seem ‘em, people come right down!…It came in about ten feet off the ground, and that’s when they came out, and then it settled to the ground…but the little guys came out before the rest came down.
“It was off the ground, and I seen this thing come down like a stairway, or ladders—I don’t know what the hell it was—and I seen all these guys come down…like kids coming down a fire escape. I’d guess, in round figures, then—might have been eight, nine, eleven. They were short! Maybe three and a half feet tall…and they had helmets on, or something. I couldn’t see their faces…But you could see their arms—they had gloves on, I could see that. The whole thing was a uniform, or something…It was dark (in color). And they had feet, legs same as any other person—only they were short!
“They had these little shovels…like a handle on, like little bags, and they had these little shovels…might have been large spoons, or something—and they were working like little beavers, you know? All over the ground…Well, they filled these little bags up…There was light all through there because there were a lot of windows all the way around, like slits…maybe a foot wide, six to eight inches, and spaced apart about a foot, a foot and a half.
“It was three minutes and they must’ve scooted up. As I say, they got out before it landed, got filled up, and by the time it landed they were able to get back in, right? And they took off. It was that quick. I hear this droning, you know? And I notice this thing—it just took off…and there was no propellers on it, or nothing! It just seemed to float, but boy! It went just like that!…I thought, man, either I am going crazy, or something’s awful wrong going on there, you know?…You know, even after I got through the park, (if) I seen a cop I wouldn’t ‘ve said a thing!”
George forgot the late snack and headed straight for home. He went back the next day and found several little holes on the ground. They were about four inches, five inches wide, and six inches deep. O’Barski said he saw several antenna-like projections standing straight up above the dome. The sides of the object he explained were approximately six feet high, with another two or three feet at the highest point of the dome. He said the color of the object was dark, or black, and he described another “window,” or foot-wide band of light, that encircled the object where the sides and the dome met; this emitted the same incandescent colored light as the vertical panels around the sides. The doorway from which the occupants emerged was on the side of the object facing George’s closest position; it opened inward and was in complete darkness, about as wide as two of the vertical “windows.”
The object did not descend all the way to the ground, but came down to about four feet, at which time the figures quickly re-entered in pairs. They looked like “little kids in snowsuits,” according to O’Barski, complete with shoes or boots that did not appear to be separate from the rest of the uniform. The covering over their heads was more like a ski-hood than an actual helmet. O’Barski said that the humming noise was more pronounced during the arrival and departure of the object, and he compared it to “a refrigerator that’s starting up.”

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