New York state is a hotspot for unidentified aerial phenomena, with numerous reports of mysterious objects like discs and orbs in the sky. While there’s a rich history of such sightings in New York, it’s rare to hear about direct interactions between these airborne anomalies and humans. Many dismiss these supposed encounters as hoaxes or the products of vivid imaginations.
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Yet, a recent claim by a New Yorker has raised eyebrows: they allege to have seen what might be a close encounter of the fourth kind near Lake George. The Mutual UFO Network defines this type of encounter as one involving human abduction by a UFO or its occupants.
A local from New York State insists they saw a UFO abduction by Lake George. Skeptics may scoff at such a report, but a submission to the National UFO Reporting Center describes an incident involving “two white cubes” that allegedly abducted two individuals “up into the sky” in upstate New York.
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The event was reported to have occurred on May 28, at approximately 8:30 PM, close to Lake George, NY. The account states that two women were seen strolling down Schoolhouse Road when, out of the blue, two white cubes materialized above them and “took them (the women) up into the sky” before vanishing.
According to the dramatic claim, the “cubes” first abducted one woman, and then immediately lifted the other into the sky. Were there more eyewitnesses?
The initial witness insists that a girl walking her dog nearby, about fifty yards away, also observed the purported disappearance. In their submission to NUFORC, the original witness notably included parentheses around the term ‘women’, suggesting these individuals might have been “beings” or entities mimicking humans.
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A brief investigation of the Lake George area’s Spot Crime webpage reveals no new missing person cases since 2020. Google searches yield no recent police activity or press releases pertaining to two missing women.
