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they were round or square. The red was most predominant, but they were intermingled so brightly that they blended together. "As I said, we're now on a straightaway. I was still under control of that thing in the air. Then I noticed some cars coming toward me. At this point the thing suddenly ascended toward the south. I didn't look to see where it went because I was immediately in control of my car again. I was too busy "But I was not too busy to be concerned about Dana. I had the feeling that there might be something seriously wrong with him, the way he had acted, as if he was hypnotized. So I called to the back seat: ‘Dana?’ And he answered: 'Yes.' I said: 'Did you see anything, Dana? Did you see what Mommy saw?’ "He was all right. With that off my mind, I scooted straight back home as fast as I could. We walked into the house, I was ina \ daze. John, my husband, asked me how come I had been away for so > long. "Then I broke down. I was hysterical all over again. And my head was just-aah!-throbbing. Throbbing? You can't imagine! Pain all the way down through the back of my neck. My eyes ached. "Finally, I couldn't stand it any longer. John was trying to comfort me. And I blurted it out, the whole weird story. He didn't ask me any questions. We were just going to forget about the whole thing. At the time, I didn't know anything about flying saucers. "That night I woke up screaming from a sound sleep. I had somehow heard a low moaning, maybe quivering hum. I thought the thing was coming back after me again. And of course my husband, John, checked through the house to find out what was really causing that strange hum. He discovered it was the TV antenna vibrating because of the strong blowing wind. In my sleep it had sounded almost exactly like the humming from that hovering thing, before the voices began talking. "The next day - it was late in the afternoon - I received a phone call from my sister who works at Cornell University. She said: "What do you think of Paul Donalds' getting killed in Massena?’ 'No. I'm not.' "The details were exactly as the voices said. Paul Donalds had been killed in a tractor-trailer owned by Joel Etinger. That was the first I had heard of the actual tragedy. We'd just moved out this way and were not having the newspaper delivered yet." driving against traffic and trying to relax. And he said: 'No.' And I said: 'You wouldn't believe the reason. You wouldn't believe what I could tell you.’ And I wasn't going to tell him. ""Why can't you tell me what happened?’ he asked. I thought his voice seemed irritable. "I was shocked. I didn't know what to think. And I said: 'You're kidding!' She said, very seriously: What about Rita Malley's husband?