Part Two – The Conundrum. The search continues…
My fiancé shouted, “Stop the car, we have to find out what the cows are staring at!”
“Okay,” I said, as I slammed on the brakes. “But you stay in the car.”
The cows were in a field next to a huge cornfield. It was close to dusk, and the glare from the departing sun made it difficult to see anything in that direction.
Then suddenly, I noticed a shallow figure materialize out of the corn stalks. My first thought was that a scarecrow had come to life.
I was in a sleepwalking stupor as an invisible force propelled me toward the scarecrow. A beam of light from the shadowy shape, which was holding a gold-colored medallion, hit me in the chest. I was paralyzed but conscious as the figure measured my cranium. (Years later I would discover that I had been measured for a special type communications helmet). The mysterious being then implanted a memory block and vanished into the departing sunset.
The next I knew I was standing alone in the cornfield, not knowing how or why I had gotten there. The cows all stared at me like I was an alien invader.
When I returned to the car, my fiancé was sound asleep. She didn’t recall or see a thing since I had gotten out of the car. Several years later (after melting her memory block) she would reveal what had happened to her that day.
” I fell asleep in the car and had a most peculiar astral projection. I was out of my body and rising high above the trees and into the clouds. I looked to the sky and saw…(spoiler)”
We finally found the courthouse, got hitched, and returned to Kansas City to live happy ever after.
Dream on Tom.
Unbeknown to us at the time was a news article printed the next day in the Tulsa newspaper. The paper reported that a farmer had discovered crop circles in his corn field a couple miles south of Nowata.
Stay tuned for part three – The Inscrutable
Excerpt from “The Abduction Chronicles”, and my memoirs. Author, Thomas L. Hay
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Sandy
June 9, 2013 at 10:03 pmYou have a fascinating way of telling a tale, Tom. Wink!
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May 4, 2014 at 9:17 amHello! I’ve been following your blog for some time now and finally got the bravery
to go ahead and give you a shout out from Austin Texas!
Just wanted to mention keep up the fantastic work!
Thomas Hay
May 8, 2014 at 4:32 pmAppreciate the comment.