In August 1993, 27-year-old Kelly Cahill, her husband and 3 children were driving home after a trip to a friend’s house. Their routine journey would soon become a harrowing trip into an unknown world of wierd beings that occupied space but were void of color as we all know it. The Dandenong foothills, near Belgrave, Victoria, Australia would have its location forever associated with probably the most unusual sightings of a wierd creature in Ufology archives.

After midnight, the Cahills were on their journey home once they first noticed the lights of a rounded craft with windows around it. It silently hovered above the line. Different colored lights were clearly visible at the bottom of the thing. The UFO was so nearly the bottom that Kelly thought she could see people throughout the window openings. As she began screaming to her husband what she was seeing, the craft zoomed off to their left, disappearing as quickly because it had made itself known.

Continuing their drive home with a renewed interest within the sky, they suddenly chanced on a mild so bright they were practically blinded. Shading her eyes from the extreme light along with her hands over her eyes, Kelly begged of her husband, “What are you going to do?” Her husband, now frightened to death by the glowing presence before
them, replied, “i will carry on driving.” Within what seemed just a second or two, Kelly was now very relaxed, suddenly calmed by the absence of the UFO.

The first words out of Kelly’s mouth were, “What happened, did I blackout?” Her husband said nothing, as he had no answer to present his wife. He cautiously drove his family home. Upon their safe arrival Kelly could smell a bad odor, like vomit, and he or she suddenly felt as if something was missing from their drive home. Something was missing… an hour or so of time had vanished from her and her family’s life.

That night as Kelly undressed for bed, she noticed a wierd triangular mark on her navel-a mark she had never seen before. It should have been created early this every night. But how? And why? And most significantly, by whom? Kelly suffered from general malaise for a higher two weeks, and was taken to the hospital on two occasions, one for severe stomach pain, and another for a uterine infection.

Kelly would recall the item that they had seen in a marginally different place than she first remembered. It was hovering in a gully, and the UFO was big. She estimated it at 150 feet in diameter. She can also recall that once the article was first spotted, her husband had stopped the auto, and both her and her husband had gotten out of the vehicle, and walked toward the large craft.

To their surprise, they noticed another car stopped at the side of the street. As they walked toward the craft, they saw a creature unlike either of them had ever seen before. It was black, not a black color but black as though all matter was removed where its presence was. Kelly would later describe it as “not having a soul.” Kelly’s words for the alien were “void of color.” The black alien entity was taller than a mean man, about 7 feet tall, in keeping with Kelly.

After being mesmerized by the sight of the being, she saw more of them. “Heaps of them” is how Kelly described them as she stared into the open field. The aliens were obtainable inside the field, beneath the immense flying craft. The beings gave the impression to congregate in small groups, and one group glided toward Kelly and her husband, covering one hundred yards in an insignificant few seconds. Another group was approaching the alternative car which sat motionless near the hovering craft.

Her great fear and dread would cause her to scream on the alien-looking entities to depart them alone. She remembered going unconscious, after which… she was back of their car. As strange as this encounter seems, it was not without corroboration. The occupants inside the other car would come forward and tell almost a precise story, a narrative of abduction, mind control, and embarrassing medical procedures.

This particular case is the single one to my knowledge to explain any such being, although there are some very strange aliens described in various accounts. We haven’t any reason to discount the Cahill account, and it remains the most effective cases of alien abduction on record.