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 absolutely fascinating case of the slouchy Stockton Spooks.

Now, this event occurred in the small hours of July 3rd, 1955, and involved a woman by the

name of Margaret Simmons and her husband Wesley.

They were on a road trip, driving from Cincinnati down to visit some friends who lived in

Florida.

When, around 3.30 in the morning, they passed

through the small town of Stockton, Georgia. Now, as they passed through the town and got back onto the

open road, Margaret was driving, and her husband Wesley was asleep in the back of the car. Now, for the

setup of this event, Margaret stated a bunch of facts about the night in question. She said that it

was a clear night,

the moon was shining. As soon as they hit the open road, there were no houses, no real ambient

light from the countryside, so visibility was very good, especially because she had her brights on.

She was going around 60 miles per hour. She was awake and chewing gum to keep herself alert.

When all of a sudden, on the road in front of her, she saw what she at first thought were a group of hogs or some other type of animal.

So she immediately reduced her speed so she wouldn't plow right over them.

And as she approached, she continued decreasing her speed to around 40 when she saw that, a matter of fact these were not some stray pigs at all.

No, as a matter of fact, what Margaret came into contact with on that desolate country road was a group of four, three and a half to four foot tall beings.

She said that they had short legs and very long arms and were humanoid, with big roundish heads which came to a pointed chin and a pointed nose that Margaret described as almost witchlike. She said that they had big red eyes without pupils. And honest of all, however, is that the witness claimed that she could differentiate, it looked like they were wearing gray-colored

capes, which covered up most of their body, as well as what she described as a slouch hat turned

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