Venezuela · 29 November 1954
Carretera Petare-Caracas, 1954
ReportedThe two men walked into a police office at half past two in the morning, and hours later a state emergency station documented bruising down one man's left side and X-rayed him for broken ribs.
- Where
- Carretera Petare-Caracas, Miranda
- When
- 29 November 1954
- Who reported it
- 2 civilian delivery drivers; then a police duty office and emergency-station medical staff
- Entities described
- 3 figures
- Described as
- Small stature (~90cm); body covered in hair; no nose; eyes that shone; hands like four sharpened claws; barefoot; a covering resembling a loincloth; extremely heavy and strong when grappled.
- Handled as
- UNVERIFIED
- Evidence class
- GOV-2
What the record resolves
The record carries a face, a head, eyes, skin, hands or proportions.
Ninety centimetres, hair-covered, no nose, shining eyes, four clawed fingers. Unusually complete for the period.
On that description this archive reads the form as Other morphology. That is a reading of recorded words, not the record classifying itself.
The record
An official file preserves that a report was made and examined. It does not, by itself, establish what was seen.
UNVERIFIED - named officers, log time, treating station and radiograph described at https://ufologie.patrickgross.org/ce3/1954-11-29-venezuela-petare.htm
No document is attached yet. The retrieval is open work.
What is not settled
Nothing primary is in hand. The bruises are equally consistent with a road accident or a fight. The 1954 Venezuelan hairy-dwarf reports arrived in a compressed cluster during intense national press coverage, a classic contagion pattern. Venezuela has no UAP body whose archive could be audited.
