During the early early hours of January 12th, 1975, 72 year old George Obarski was driving home in Hudson County, New Jersey.

As he drove past North Hudson Park, he noticed something,

something that he would not be the only witness to, and something that would spark an intense

investigation with twists and turns, leading down a path of extraordinary consequence for all involved.

This is the incredible case of George Obarski and the Stonehenge UFO encounter. This is somewhere in the skies, it Ryan spread. Oh, The following accounts first appeared in several newspapers at the time, and was also featured in the book

Missing Time, a documented study of UFO abductions by the late Bud Hopkins.

Hopkins would explain the following in his book.

I had known the witness for almost two decades before he spoke to me about his encounter. He was the co-owner of a liquor store in the

Chelsea District of Manhattan opposite the studio apartment where I lived. He'd been selling me wine

throughout that period. Obarski was streetwise, astute, and also very reflective.

And despite his profession in the sale of alcohol, he was a self-proclaimed strict teetotaler

of sorts.

It was during one evening when Hopkins stopped the store to purchase a bottle of wine,

when he found Obarski pacing back and forth behind the counter.

He was muttering that a man can be driving home, minding his own business, and something

can come out of the sky and scare you half to death.

Hopkins, not yet widely known as a UFO researcher, was naturally very interested in what Obarski had to say.

And Obarski would regale Hopkins with the strange events of that cold night, near the Stonehenge

apartment complex, and in North Hudson Park.

It was around 2 a.m. when I was finally able to finish all of my paperwork, I was able to shut down the liquor store.

As I often then when I was driving home, I took a short cut through North Hudson Park where I'd usually stop at a 24-hour diner in the Fort Lee area for a bite to eat.

The drive was usually pretty uneventful, but not that night.

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