APRO BULLETIN (version 32 14/7/2011) version finale à ce stade de la divulgation des archives (55 a 73 inclus)

"The serious UFO student will have to wait until a sound , scholarly history comes along. David M. Jacobs, Department of History; University of Wisconsin , Madison, Wisconsin." p6  apro bulletin avril 1972

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"Open Minds Investigative Reporter J. Antonio Huneeus has covered the UFO field from an international perspective for over 30 years. His articles have appeared in dozens of publications in the U.S., Latin America, Europe and Japan. He was also the co-author of the Laurance Rockefeller-funded “UFO Briefing Document – The Best Available Evidence” and edited the book “A Study Guide to UFOs, Psychic & Paranormal Phenomena in the USSR.” Huneeus studied French at the Sorbonne University in Paris and Journalism at the University of Chile in Santiago in the 1970s. He has lectured at dozens of UFO Conferences all over the world and been interviewed by many media outlets including The Washington Post, the Sy-Fy and History Channels, Nippon-TV, etc. He received the “Ufologist of the Year” award at the National UFO Conference in Miami Beach in 1990 and the “Courage in Journalism” award at the X-Conference in Gaithersburg, Maryland, in 2007. "

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nov-70	5/11/1970	cholla bay mexico	apro1	Mr, Alben Formiller, a retired Chicago policeman and a resident of Phoenix, about 70 years old, was at Cholla Bay, Mexico on the 5th of November. At about 9 o'clock, he said, he was startled to see that suddenly the glound and ocean were "lit up like daylight." He had been camped on the beach all day and was leaning against his pickup-camper about 25 feet from the water's edge, Formiller could make oul a beam coming fiom the sky but at first could not discern what it was coming from. E81Within a few seconds, howevgr, he could make out the object itself, which was geyish-white, oyal, and with a black or dark-colored tube, l2-16 inches in diameter, just to the left of center of the object and tilted to the left at a 5-10 degee angle from the vertical. Formiller said the object was cloudlike ard appeared to "roll around" very slowly, Occasionally, he said, parts of it would billow out but never separate from the rnain body of the "cloud," No sound was heard. At first the "searchlight" illuminated approximately % mile of lhe water and a small portion of rocky headland to the left of the witnesr. Almost immediately after he spotted it, however, the lighted area narowed to a diameter of about % mile. This lighted area and the beam fluctuated between 50 and 150 feet from the shorc. Shortly thereafter, the searchlight went out and a white light, weaker than the searchlight and described as a glow, illuminated the upper half of the object so that the underside could no longer be seen, Then the white glow disappeared and the object made a 180 degree tum, affording Formiuer (because of its slight upward tilt) a view of the top and side of the object as it tumed. This enabled him to observe a green glow or light that the extended l/3 of the distance atound the object on each side from a central point on what he took to be its "back." Again the top was illuminated and the bottom was not visible and the object began to move away, Fotmiller estimated the speed to be less than that of a jet, and it maintained a steady speed until it disappeared from sight into the west, Formiller made the logical assumption that the object must have been or at least could have been seen from San Felipe, Baja California, which is across the Gulf of California to the west.
nov-70	6/10/1970	decatur alabama	apro2	Acting on a tip resulting from a newspaper adicle, Field Investigator Harold Green investigated a case which took place on the 6th of October l97O at 8:15 p.m, and which resultedi n what is considered to be a very good photograph of a nighi-flying UFO (see photo above). MIs. Dennis Bilings of Decatur, Alabama, went out into her front yard to gather up the children's toys and seconds later, Mr, Billings who was in the house, heard her screamingf or him to come out. He went out into the yard where his wife was pointing to the southeast, and saw a lighted object just going out of sight. It appeared to be at low altitude and Mrs. Billings said it came out of the nodh, headed south, then veered toward the east. IUr. Billings got his camera out of his cai and at that time another object, similar to the first, came down out of the sky, leveled off and slowly flew in the same direction as the other object. Billings adjusted the lens of his camera, walked to the back yard so that he could get an unobstructed view, focussed the camera and took one shot. He ran a block, almost under the object and took another but the second photograph yielded nothing. Both the Billings' said that a dark mass was easily seen behind the lights on the object, and is often the case. the negative shows much morc than the print which is reproduced here. During the coulse of his interview with Mr. Billings, Mi. Green learned of a sighting which the Billings' had made on a Friday in Septernber1, 966a t about7 :30 p.m,, which resernbled vely much his at Decatur, Alabama sighting of October 1970. In this case, Mr, Billings had gone out the back door to take the garbage out, and was stadled to hear sounds from the house on the other street. He said he could hear soundsl ike conversation,c hildren playing, the rattle of dishes and silverware. etc.. as if the sounds from the house (which was closed up, no doo$ or windows being open) were being amplified. Suddenly an object which apparently had been dark and therefore not immediately visible, lit up into an orange ball above the house from which the sounds were emanating. It dropped what looked like white sparks, then it dimmed out and lights came on around its edge, These lights were all colors of the spectrum, running lrom red, omnge, yellow to white, and then the blue and green shades. The lights also blinked on and off rn sequence. The object moved away, and while Blllings watched it with binoculars, another object came over) hoveied abovd the yard for 2 to 3 minutes, then started to move slowly away, He walked undet it to the fronl yard and estimated that at that time it's altitude was approximately 400 feet and it was between 50 and 75 feet in diameter. The underside of the object had a domelike protrusion which Billings said looked like translucent glass and light seemed to come from it or perhaps was being reflected from the lights on the rim. There appeared also to be moving shadows, but Billings could not be ce.tain that they were from inside the object or a result of the flickering lights or shadows from the ground. The lights of the object (as well as the one photographed in October 1970) were aranged around the edge of the object, but there were none on the leading edge of it. Billings said that after the object was gone his eyes felt strained and tired and burned for the rest of that night. He observed that the speed of the blinking lights seemed to be synchronized with the speed of the object; they blinked slowly whell the object wast raveling slovr'ly,a nd faster as it speeded up. It moved across the sky toward a nearby afport, stopped and hovered for about 10 minuies, looking much like a star except for the changing colors. It then moved higher, getting considerably smaller, and when a Southern Airways plane went over the object followed it until it was near the Billings home again, then went back to its position in the vicinity of the airport, Billings noted the distinct difference between the object and the aircmft. The object, by now discernible only as flashing lights, stayed in its position near the airport for another fiYe minutes, moved very fast to the north were it hovered for l0 minutes and then aPpeared to fall to the ground. Billings continued to watch that area and about l5 minutes later the object came back up jjrto the sky, hovered for a few seconds, then moved off to the west where it "met up" with another identical object; both hovered lor a few minutes and then both moved off together.
nov-70	6/04/1967	tortuguero porto rico		UFO Phenomeno in Puerto Rico APRO'S Representative in Puedo Rico, Sebastian Robiou L., recently sent Headquarters his full .eports on several investigations into UFO incidents on that Carribean island. Below are summalies of two of his reports. The ltst incident took place between ll and l1:15 a.m, (local time) on the 6 of April, 1967, near Tortuguero, while two Cessna 150 aircraft were flying under unlimited visibility conditions. Aircraft A contained a flight instructor, whose name cannot be published, and flight student Alvaro Munoz. The names of the instructor and student aboard aircraft B cannot be published. Aircraft A and B were flying in formation at 3,000 feet in an east-nodheast direction, north of Vega Baja, on the nodh coast of Puerto Rico- Aircraft A was slightly ahead and 1,000 feet above airclaft B. Wh e student Munoz was practicing "blind flying," his instructor obseryed an unidentified object behind and below aircraft B. He called the pilot of aircraft B, who then commenced a l80o turn, at which the UFO dropped sharyly (estimated about 200 feet above sea level and passed under aircraft b without the pilot seeingit . Aircfaft A continued its normal route and the pilot observed the UFO pass him on the north side, He pointed the object out to Munoz, who exclaimed (in Spanish): "My God! Thats a flying saucer!" The pilot then told Munoz not to loose sight of the object while he piloted the Cessna.M unoz got a good look at it asi t passed on their north side, about 1,500 feet below them, while the pilot was attempting a tum to brine the object closer, The descendingt urn increasedth e speedo f the Cessnaf tom 90 mph to l4o mph, while the UFO appeared to be moving at least double their speed. The pilot of Aitclaft A leveled the Cessna out and the UFO made a sudden 90o turn without any pre-decelaration and disappeared. The pilot of aircraft B was meanwhilet erminatingh is tum: neither the pilot or the student aboard alcmft B saw the UFO, The total sighting lasted between 15 and 20 secondsT. he two witnesses aboard atcraft A descdbed the UFO as "oval, not round" and with a dull-white, metal color, Compa ng its approximate size to the Cessna B, the UFO was estimated to be 60 feet long (3 times that of a Cessna 150). It had an apparent size of 8 inches at arm's length. The two witnesses did not observe any other structural details on the object but they describedit as" solid" and following "intelligent manouvers, not erratic." Upon landing at San Juan, Munoz called his wife to tell her about the sighting, which she confimed to RepresentativeR abiou. Munoz, who is now a flight instructor with the Isla Grande Flying School and Service Corp., says that the Federal Aviation Administ.ation (FAA) gathered data on the sighting after it happened, but stated that they had not tracked any unidentified object at the time. Represeltative Robiou, who calls this "one of the most interesting UFO casesi n Puerto Rico," notes that the pilot-instructor of Aircraft A does not want publicity; Munoz is more coopemtive. Neither took UFOs seriously before their observation. Mr. Robiou's conclusion is: "If we accept the statements of the witnesses as true, as they seem to be, we cannot find any explanation within our frame of knowledge. The object seen by the witnesses deserves the title: Unidentified Flying Object."
nov-70	31/12/1968	los quemados vega baja porto rico		Another case investigated by APRO's Representative in Puedo Rico conc€rns ao incident which occured between 7:30 and 9:00 p,m. o4 December3 l, 1968o n the PR-2 !oad, near "Los Quemados," Vega Baja. The witnesses are an 80 year old farmer and rancher and his nephew, a 38 year old dental mechanic and farmer. The witnesses do not wish their names to be made public. The two witnesser were ddving at about 40-45 mph ftom the town of Isabela to San Juan. Shortly after passing Vega Baja, while they were on a slraighl stretch of road, their headlights illuminated a "clear white" object stationar] on the right side of the road. The nephew, who was ddving, exclaimedi "Look at that!" and then accelerated away from the object. He described it as while and round and a human-likef igure was standing before it. For the few seconds that he had a clear view of the entity, he saw what he later described as "a midget" 5 feet ta1l. Its mouth gave him the impression that (like in elderly persons) it had no teeth. However, what he recalled mostly were the entities eyes, which allegedly shone brightly in the dark, "like a cat." The entity was supposedly about 10 feet from the Ford Cortina as they drote by. The elderly uncle did not obserye the entity standing before the object. However, he claims that as they drove away he rurned back and saw that the object "lit-up" like a blue€reen light bulb. He also claims that he saw the object begin to rise (it then had a reddish color) and he heard a faint sound, "no stronger tharr a car," The nephew, \^ho was driving off frightened, did not hear or see anything further, The nephew dropped his uncle off at his home in San Jose and went to his own home. However, he did not see the New Year in with his mother, as he did every year. lnstead he went to bed and tded to s1eepa, s he was 'lety nervous,"T he next day he informed his wife and children of the incident. Today he says: "Nobody believes it." His uncle says: "It was something. What it was, I don't know." Representative Robiou makes the following observations: both witnesses are natives of Isabela, from where they drove that night, and now live in San Juan. Vega Baja is about 25 miles from San Juan. Between 7:30 and 9:00 p,m., and especially on New Year's Eve, highway No. 2 was very probably void of lraffjc, as the witnesses claim. The elderly uncle wearsg lassesa nd is known to suffer ftom cataracts. Both witnesses said the object wasa bout the sizeo f a Europeanc ar,b ut was definitely not a car; it was round, like "an ashtray turned upside down."
nov-70	18/08/1968	ramey afb porto rico		Another interesting incident in Puerto Rico took place on August 18, 1968, at 2'.3O a.m, at Ramey AFB, and involves Sgt. Thomas Carulli, who signed a statem€ nt for APRO. The statement, whic' was obtained through APRO Field Inve. tigator John R. Artie, an Air Force member now stationed at Beale AFB in Califomia, goes as follows: "At approximately August 18, 1968, /^. at approximately 2:30 a,m., off Bodnquen Beach, Ramey AFB, Pueto Rico, fifteen other security policemen and myself observed what was believed to be knorrn as an unideotified flying object. "Visibility was unlimited. The UFO seemed to be rising from the ocean but when first seen it was appearing to be at a 45 degee angle above the sudace and rising. Whi.le also rising it seemed to yavl to its sides emitting a very bright, almost florescent light which was similar to that of an unblinking strobe light. ward from within its structures. The rcason why it seemed this way was because there appeared to be shuts or bars or (you could say) window panes. These struts were verticle and there were about six of them, They reminded me of the crown on the Statue of Liberty but their geatest width seemed to be in their center."When it reached its zenith, which in itself appeared to be no more than 1500 ft, off the glound, it lingered there for a few minutes: all the while it emitted this light which lit up the whole area which before was in complete darkness "It was circular or sphere-like, more like if you held only your fingertips and your wdsts together not letting the palms of your hands touch. In fact, if you would do this with your hands and turn your hands to your face with the fingers at eye level this is what the ufo  most nearly looked like. "Its size was close to a half-dollar at arm's length. It emitted no sound, Lights around us didn't dim either. While in its zenith the UFO seemed to pulsate and fluxed from side to side or wobbled. Then another orb of light came from it. "This was a light about the size of a dime held at arm's length. It stayed by the side of the first UFO, then it too fluxed or wobbled and shot straight upwaids until it was nearly invisible. Then it just seemed to hang there almost indistinguishable fiom the other stars, After two or thrce more minutes passed, the first UFO wobbled, tumed on its side and darted upwards and outwards in a north-north-westerly dtection until it disappeared. "This whole spectacular phenomenon took about 12-17 minutes in its entirery.
nov-70	2/04/1968	superstition mountain phoenix	apro3	Superstilion Mountoins The exact date of this case is not known, but it took place in March of 1968. At that time, Mrs. Made Arnold, one of her wranglers (a cowboy) alld two officials of the Pinal County Health Department were north of Apacheland, Arizona (which is Iocated only a few miles south of Phoenix) taking photogaphs of rock outcroppings in the area. The photographer was using a Polaroid Land 210 Camera with color film, and concentrating on rock formations in the lower right hand corner of the photo (see above). He had just taken a photo, found the image above on it, tumed to Mm. Arnold and jokingly said; "Eyer see a flying saucer?" He then looked up at the mountains to se€ what was in the sky and saw all object fly by again. He had used all his film aod was not able to take another photo. The object was in sight for 5 secondsb etween the peaks of the left saddle. After it disappeared he heard a sound like "Whoomp," which lasted about one second. The visual object did not have the brilliance of the object in the photograph and looked like a stubby cigar with |Io wings or tail. The camera was ultimately checked for internal reflections but it was found to be normal. This photograph is one of several which Dr. Frieden is examining at the present time and any findings will be published in a future issue.

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juil-70	1/07/1970	danvers illinois		A young lady who watched Mrs. Lorenzen on a TV interview prograr in Peoria, IUinois decided to attenq the Midwest UFO Conference ln that city the next day. Two weeks later her parents observed a strange light at their resldence in Danvers, Illinois and she informed Mrs. Lorenzen of the incident by letter. Four members of the Aerial Phenomena Club of Central Illinois (which sponsored and hosted the UFO Conference) lnvestigated for APRO. Mr. Dale Dufelmeier is a Field InYestigator with APRO, as is Mr. Laird Carter. Mike Morey is a member of APRo and the fourth member of the team Richard Reynolds, ls a member of APCCI. The four-man team is surrently lnvestigatlng other sighttngs referred to APRO ln the central portion of Illlnois. By 9:30 p.m. on lhe evening of July 1, 1970, Mr. F. had gone to bed. The bed stands against the window on ttre north wall of the bedroom. Mrs. tr', came into the bedroom and noticed a light through the window and after looking at it lor a few seconds called it to her husband's attention and asked what it could be, He opened his eyes and took note of the fact that the ught was bright enough to be visible on the bedroom walls, He flrst thought it v,/as a fire but there were only weeds in the area where the light $'as located, and they were green and would not burn. He then got out of bed and loined hls wife at the window. The couple watched the light for about 30 seconds during which time it appeared to be approaching them through a dip ln the trees. Mrs. F. though it was a light on a hellcopter but it was much too large and made no sound. Mr. F, mentioned that the light seemed to enlarge as they watched and deduced that it was approaching the house. Mrs. F. felt the light was about onethird of the dip in the trees (20 feet in diameter) while Mr. F. felt it was the size of between a dime and a nickel held at arm's length (or 50 feet in diameter at that distance), Mr. F.'s lmpresslon was that the light was yellowish-white and Mrs. F. sald it was reddish-orange. However, both agreed that it was much brighter than any car headlight at that distance, though not as bright nor the rlght color to be an arc light. As the light approached the house its edges took on the appearance of a star, with potnts. It dld not pulsate. The couple differed ln their opinion of how the thtng left: Mrs. F. said that just before lt disappea,red tt had the appearance of a car headlight turning to its left (he! right), while  Mr. F. said he did not notice this butJust thought that it disappeared as lf being shut ofr. Both agreed that the llght was at the helght ot the top of the trees on either side of the dip ln the woods, or about 50 feet above the ground. They also agreed that the light moved fairly slowly at all times. No obJect was seen behlnd the llght although Mrs. F. mentioned something of a reddlsh glow or a short vapor trail. It was the conclusion of the investigators, after checking light sources ln the area, that the Fs observed an unldentlfied flying object.
juil-70	1/08/1970	association situ sur cas anterieurs a 1947		SITU Donotes UFO Reportg To APRO After belng informed of APRO'S computer project, Mr. Ivan T. Sanderson, Dlrector of the Soclety for the Investigation of the Unexplained (SITU), dectded to provide APRO wlth its many thousands of UFO reports as a contrlbutlon towards the project. A large portion of these repork pre-date 1947. SITU'S ItFO repork wlll be lntegrated wlth APRO'S UFO reports in due course and many duplications wlll probably bave to be weeded out, T'lxose lndlviduals and organizations, both tn the U. S, and abroad, who have not sent thelr reports in to APRO are requested to do so shortly so that the data for the computer catalog san be as complete as possible. APRO ls lnterested in dt, reports of unldentified flying objects, regardless of their geographical location or date.
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juil-70	1/06/1970	avenida niemeyer bresil ? Rio de janeiro		Multiple Wifness Occuponl Sighting in Brozil The greater percentage of occupant cases on nle with APRO lnvolve single wltnesses and for this reason the followlng incident ls considered to be unusually interesting. MIs. Irene Granchi, APRO'S Field Investigator in Rlo de Janeiro, acting on the information contained in a news item, investigated and learned the following: Three people, Mr. Aristeo Machado, 49, his wife D. Maria Nazare and Federal agent Aguiar, who is a fdend of the family, watched an object about the size of a Ford Galaxle, land on the ocean about 1 kllometer from the shore at about 11 a.m. on June 21. The Machado home is perched high above Avenida Niemeyer and afrords a sweeping view of the Atlantic Ocean. When the object settled down onto the surface of the sea, sea spray was thrown out on all sides. The witnesses flrst thought it was a boat trx trouble and went to a nearby hotel to telephone the Maritlme Police. However, the object floated another 100 meters closer to the shore and the three people were able to discern that it had a transparent cupola lnslde of whlch were clearly vislble two belngs in dark-grey overalls, wearing helmets. Both were smallish and thickset. Mrs. Granchl investlgated the case one week after it happened, at the same time of day and with the same llghtlng condlttons. She took note that a motorboat going by at approxlmately the same distance from shore was easily seen, lts passengers r[ere noted, but no details were vislble Further lnformation gleaned by Mrs. Granchi lncluded the fact that the object was reported to have a brtght rotattng light which changed from red to green to yellow. The object stayed on the surface of the water for between 30 and 40 minutes, after whlch lt took off qulckly in a low, long fllght out to sea. Mrs. Machado said that while she waited for Mr. Agutar to come back from the telephone she saw the object "relieve itself" of a yellow ball vr'hich proceeded toward the shore but was not floating for it was movlng against the current and seemed to be powered by something underneath it. At one pojnt the yellow ball relieved itself of another object, whlch was bottle green bx color and of uncertaln shape. Mrs. Machado ran down the beach after the yellow object and pointed it out to some chlldren but they all lost sight of it shortly. To our knowledge this is the flrst slghting of a UFO with ocupants which inyolved three wltnesses and lt is an important addition to our study of thls facet of the UFO mystery.
juil-70	7/01/1970	finlande	apro6	Finns Observe UFO Occupont K. Gosta Rehn, APRO'S Swedtsh Representatlye has iorwarded the following acount of the observation of a UFO and its occupant by two Finns at 3:45 p.m. on January ?, 1970, The story lniually appeared in a Finnish magazine and Mr. Rehn contacted the author and satisfled himself as to the credibility of the t\4ro men. The account: The witnesses, Aarno Heinonen, 36, a forest worker, and Esko Viljo,3g, a farm worker, are active skllers and on the day in question they were on their lray to the skl area to re-deflne the ski track after a fresh snow. Upon aulYlng at the opening in the wood they stopped for a short rest. There were no clouds, no wind, and twillght was beginning. Both were startled to see a very bright light in the sky, comlng flom the north. It was enveloped ln a lumlnous fog. No sound was heard at first and the "cloud,'suddenly changed . course, starting toward the two men while tt gradually towered ltseu. A humming sound was heard and became louder as it neared the skiers .The "cloud" was red-gray in color, appeartng to pulsate while brooms of smoke were emitted from the top of the cloud. like smoke from chimneys. When it reached a dlstance of about 15 meters from the ground they could see that a round craft with flat bottom, and of shining grey metal was lnslde the cloud. It was aDproxlmately 3 meters ln diameter and around the lovr'er rim there appeared three round balls. From the center of the bowom part a pipe-like affalr protruded, estimated to be about 2 centimeters long and 5 centlmeters in diameter. The hummi4e sound increaslng, the object continued to aproach the men. The cloud appeared to be thinning out more and more and the craft stopped at about 3 or 4 meters from the ground. At this short dtstance the men could see that the object was round and as lt was incllned toward them they could see the dome on the  upper part. Heinonen wa.s watching the reddish grey mist and said that suddenly he felt like something had seized hlm around the waist and pulled him backwards. He took a step back and at that instant notlced a creature was standing in the mlddle of the circle of light which issued from the "tube." The creature was about 90 centimeters in height, very thtrx with slender arms and legs and a waxy, pale face. No eyes were noticeable and the nose gaYe the appearance of a "hook." The creature was clothed ln some sort of overall material looking light green in color. The feet were encased in boots of a deeper shade of green and whlte gauntleLs covered hls hands and arms to his elbows. Cla$/ - llke flngers clutched a black box. Out of a round hole in the box a yellow light was pulsating. Viljo said that he didn't get an lmpresslon of clothlng on the little flgure but noted that he glowed "llke he was made of phosphor." His head, Viljo said, was crowned wlth a conical helmet which appeared metallic. The creature was ln slght for only about 15 to 20 seconds, according to the two men. 'Ihen he turned and the opening in the box was directed toward Heinonen and the light which it emitted was brilliant and almost blinding. The red-grey mist began pouring down from the c{aft and big sparks were jumping from the luminous circle on the ground. The sparks looked like luminous staffs, one centimeter long and red, green and violet. They seemed to flow outward from the circle, quite slowly, and some of them struck Heinonen and he was surprised that he did not feel them. The red fog shortly encompassed the creature and he was no longer vlsible. The light cone on the ground then appeared to be "sucked up" into the opening at the llottom of the object. Then when the red mist dlssipated the whole object was gone. The two men stood ihere for 2 or 3 mlnutes and Heinonen, who had been closest to the object and the lighted circle, experienced an insensitive feeling along his right side. When he attempted to step forward his rtght leg crumpled beneath him. Viljo had to half-carry and drag his friend to his home which qras located about 2 kilometers from the area where the object was seen. Mr. Heinonen's mothei, when questloned, E106revealed that when the men came home they pounded on the door See Finnish Occupant storv, tkls poge. and when she opened it they stood there, Heinonen leanlng on viljo. Vil.- jo's face was swollen and red. lleinonen $ras il], complaining of a backache, aching joints and a painful headache. He later vomited and in an interview with the writer of the article in the Finnish magazine, claimed that for a perlod of two months his urine aPpeared black in solor.

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