Joao Prestes's guest appearances

Joao Prestes

Forgotten Darkness

Pearl Bryan

George Taylor

Robert Nicholls

Earle Leonard Nelson

Kaspar Hauser

Benjamin Bathurst

Betsy Aardsma

FRANCIS TUMBLETY

Beekman Hill

Eliza Armstrong

Julia Pastrana

Mabel Mayer

Andrew Hellman

Alias Adam Horn

Norman Bechtel

OwlTail

A man in Brazil dies mysteriously, ostensibly burned by a UFO, in 1946.  Also, a number of Chupacabra encounters; other Brazilian UFOs; people burnt as if by radiation in 1887 Venezuela; a "luminous cloud" over Pascagoula, Mississippi; and purple lightning in Maine. Broadus, Don. “A weird American phenomenon of 1874,” Flying Saucer Review 35: 3 (September 1990). Carrión, Felipe Machado. “The terrible death of João Prestes at Araçariguama,” Flying Saucer Review 19:2 (March/April 1973). Luce, Cynthia N. “Brazilian spooklights,” Fortean Times 49 (1987). Mauso, Pablo Villarubia. “The incredible saga of Joao Prestes,” https://www.ufocasebook.com/prestes.html  Pratt, Bob. UFO Danger Zone. Madison, WI: Horus House, 1996. Suenaga, Claudio Tsuyoshi. “Phenomenon that defies time,” https://ufo.com.br/artigos/fenomeno-que-desafia-o-tempo.html [translated from Portuguese via Google Translate] “The burning man of Brazil,” http://www.wormwoodchronicles.net/wormwood-files/burning-man-of-brazil Turner, N.M.H. “UFO and radiation damage in 1887?: curious phenomenon in Venezuela,” Flying Saucer Review Case Histories 2 (December 1970). “Unusual weather: ball lightning in a February thunderstorm down east in Maine,” Weatherwise 29:2 (April 1976). Opening music by Kevin MacLeod. Closing music by Soma.

A man in Brazil dies mysteriously, ostensibly burned by a UFO, in 1946.  Also, a number of Chupacabra encounters; other Brazilian UFOs; people burnt as if by radiation in 1887 Venezuela; a "luminous cloud" over Pascagoula, Mississippi; and purple lightning in Maine. Broadus, Don. “A weird American phenomenon of 1874,” Flying Saucer Review 35: 3 (September 1990). Carrión, Felipe Machado. “The terrible death of João Prestes at Araçariguama,” Flying Saucer Review 19:2 (March/April 1973). Luce, Cynthia N. “Brazilian spooklights,” Fortean Times 49 (1987). Mauso, Pablo Villarubia. “The incredible saga of Joao Prestes,” <a href="https://www.ufocasebook.com/prestes.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ufocasebook.com/prestes.html</a> Pratt, Bob. UFO Danger Zone. Madison, WI: Horus House, 1996. Suenaga, Claudio Tsuyoshi. “Phenomenon that defies time,” <a href="https://ufo.com.br/artigos/fenomeno-que-desafia-o-tempo.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ufo.com.br/artigos/fenomeno-que-desafia-o-tempo.html</a> [translated from Portuguese via Google Translate] “The burning man of Brazil,” <a href="http://www.wormwoodchronicles.net/wormwood-files/burning-man-of-brazil" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.wormwoodchronicles.net/wormwood-files/burning-man-of-brazil</a> Turner, N.M.H. “UFO and radiation damage in 1887?: curious phenomenon in Venezuela,” Flying Saucer Review Case Histories 2 (December 1970). “Unusual weather: ball lightning in a February thunderstorm down east in Maine,” Weatherwise 29:2 (April 1976). Opening music by Kevin MacLeod. Closing music by Soma.

16 - The Mysterious Death of Joao Prestes