URECAT - UFO Related Entities Catalog

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1974, VICTORIAVILLE, QUEBEC, CANADA, JEAN GUY MOUDE:

Brief summary of the event and follow-up:

A ufology catalogue indicated that in Victoriaville, Quebec, Canada, in 1974, in the early morning, Jean Guy Moude was walking through a forested area when he suddenly lost consciousness. He woke up to see several large shiny "yellow eyes" looking down on him, as he appeared to be lying on some sort of "bed."

He was apparently given a medical examination by several aliens wearing dark diving suits.

On board their craft, he saw several instrument panels and other gadgets, which he made drawings of.

He was later levitated back to the ground through an opened hatch along with some of the aliens. Then, he saw several of the humanoids entering the hovering UFO through an opening on the bottom; they seemed to have climbed up via a type of metallic cable. The craft had several portholes around its perimeter.

Basic information table:

Case number:	URECAT-000375
Date of event:	1974
Earliest report of event:	1995?
Delay of report:	Decades?
Witness reported via:	Not known.
First alleged record by:	Ufologist.
First certain record by:	Ufology catalogue.
First alleged record type:	Ufologist.
First certain record type:	Ufology catalogue.
This file created on:	November 27, 2007
This file last updated on:	November 27, 2007
Country of event:	Canada
State/Department:	Quebec
Type of location:	Forested area.
Lighting conditions:	Not reported.
UFO observed:	Yes
UFO arrival observed:	No
UFO departure observed:	Not reported.
UFO/Entity Relation:	Certain
Witnesses numbers:	1
Witnesses ages:	Not reported.
Witnesses types:	Not reported. Male.
Photograph(s):	No.
Witnesses drawing:	Maybe.
Witnesses-approved drawing:	No.

Number of entities:	Several
Type of entities:	Humanoid
Entities height:	Not reported.
Entities outfit type:	Not reported.
Entities outfit color:	Not reported.
Entities skin color:	Not reported.
Entities body:	Not reported.
Entities head:	Not reported.
Entities eyes:	Not reported.
Entities mouth:	Not reported.
Entities nose:	Not reported.
Entities feet:	Not reported.
Entities arms:	Not reported.
Entities fingers:	Not reported.
Entities fingers number:	Not reported.
Entities hair:	Not reported.
Entities voice:	None reported.
Entities actions:	Examine witness, came out of UFO, went back in.
Entities/witness interactions:	Examination.
Witness(es) reactions:	Lost consciousness, woke up, observed.
Witness(es) feelings:	Not reported.
Witness(es) interpretation:	Not reported.
Explanation category:	Extraterrestrial visitors. Insufficient data.
Explanation certainty:	None.

Narratives:

[Ref. ar1:] ALBERT ROSALES:

Albert Rosales indicates in his catalogue that in Victoriaville, Quebec, Canada, in 1974, in the early morning, Jean Guy Moude was walking through a forested area when he suddenly lost consciousness and then woke up to see several large shiny "yellow eyes" looking down on him as he appeared to be lying on a "bed" of some sorts. He was apparently given a medical examination by several aliens wearing dark diving suits. Onboard he saw several instrument panels and other gadgets, which he made drawings off. He was later levitated back to the ground through an opened hatch along with some of the aliens. Then he saw several of the humanoids entering the hovering UFO through an opening on the bottom; they appeared to have climbed up via a type of metallic cable. The craft had several portholes around its perimeter.

Albert Rosales indicates that the source is Denys Breysse Project Becassine quoting Bourbeau.

Points to consider:

The lack of primary source and lack of information on the witness and the nature of his report hardly allows certainty. It seems clear that if the story is that of real event, it is not a matter of some confusion; but the available elements do not make it possible to allot a high credibility to the alleged events.

List of issues:

Id:	Topic:	Severity:	Date noted:	Raised by:	Noted by:	Description:	Proposal:	Status:
1	Data	Severe	November 27, 2007	Patrick Gross	Patrick Gross	Primary source not available and not precisely referenced.	Help needed.	Opened.
2	Data	Severe	November 27, 2007	Patrick Gross	Patrick Gross	Secondary source not available.	Help needed.	Opened.
3	Ufology	Severe	November 27, 2007	Patrick Gross	Patrick Gross	Single witness.	Help needed.	Opened.
4	Ufology	Severe	November 27, 2007	Patrick Gross	Patrick Gross	Witness of unknown age and background.	Help needed.	Opened.
5	Ufology	Severe	November 27, 2007	Patrick Gross	Patrick Gross	No trace of investigation.	Help needed.	Opened.

Evaluation:

Extraterrestrial visitors. Insufficient data.

Sources references:

* = Source I checked.
? = Source I am told about but could not check yet. Help appreciated.

[---] ? François Bourbeau, ufologist, Canada?
[---] ? "Projet Bécassine", CE3 catalogue by Denys Breysse, unpublished, France, 1985-1995.
[ar1] * "1974 Humanoid Reports", compiled by Albert Rosales, circa 2001, at www.ufoinfo.com/humanoid/humanoid1974.shtml

Document history:

Authoring

Main Author:	Patrick Gross
Contributors:	None
Reviewers:	None
Editor:	Patrick Gross

Changes history

Version:	Created/Changed By:	Date:	Change Description:
0.1	Patrick Gross	November 27, 2007	Creation, [ar1].
1.0	Patrick Gross	November 27, 2007	First published.

This page was last updated on November 27, 2007