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Welcome to just another tinfoil hat with your host, Zilia Edgar.

Join Zilia as she walks us through some of the most bizarre UFO cases and incidents of high strangeness.

Today, we are going to be discussing the rather quick but still quite fascinating case of the glowing globe head.

Now this sighting occurred around midnight between June 9th and 10th of 1960.

A woman was driving with her family to California, and at the time of this sighting,

her husband was asleep in the passenger seat next to her.

Her two children were asleep in the back of the car, and she was about

15 minutes away from Globe, Arizona. She was driving around 65 miles per hour when she turned a

corner and saw a small figure standing about 100 yards away. She claimed that this thing was standing

on the right side of the road and looking left as though it was about to cross

the road in front of her. So not wanting to hit whatever or whoever it was, she slowed the vehicle.

At this moment, the figure turned to face her, then turned again and ran off the road. However,

in the split moment that this being faced the woman and the headlights fell upon it, she was struck with a

sinking feeling, as she realized that this was not your average pedestrian. No, instead the woman

described a small, about three foot tall, furry, broad-shouldered being with abnormally long arms. She

described the head as being almost like a flattened sphere or like a pumpkin, with large,

yellow-orange-ish glowing eyes, which she said projected the light beyond the face, almost like

they were emitting light, not just reflecting it. She said also that it had no visible nose, mouth,

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