In 1972, on the island of Lobos, near the coast of Uruguay, an event took place that is still shrouded in mystery and fascinates researchers of paranormal phenomena. Five Navy personnel stationed at the island's lighthouse witnessed an amazing and unusual situation.
Juan Fuentes, one of the sailors, noticed strange lights on the hill during a routine inspection of the generators. He decided to investigate them himself, without informing the others. As he approached the lights, he saw a ship shaped like an inverted bowl, with a colorful dome and a rectangular door from which mysterious figures emerged.
Fuentes, trying to defend himself, pulled out a gun, but then he experienced paralysis and heard an inner voice telling him not to shoot. The creatures returned to the ship, which quickly rose into the air, emitting a blinding fireball, and then disappeared in silence.
His story was met with disbelief by the rest of the crew, except for Officer Cascudo. Despite the lack of confirmation from other witnesses or official sources, this story continues to generate interest.
This event is particularly important in the context of interest in UFOs in Uruguay. The country was a pioneer in South America in UFO research, creating an official UFO agency in 1979. Other countries in the region, such as Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Argentina, have also begun to investigate these unusual cases.
A sailor's encounter with a mysterious spacecraft in 1972 on Lobos Island remains one of the most intriguing and little-studied incidents in the history of UFO research. Despite the passage of time, this story still arouses fascination and makes us wonder about the unexplained mysteries of our world.
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