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Andreasson Abduction Case

Encounter record consolidated from case-specific archive subjects. Reported components: Andreasson Disc Craft; Andreasson Sphere Craft; Andreasson Stalk-Eyed Creature. Detailed morphology, verification status and citations remain attached to the component claims.

Canonical Classification

This case is linked to the broad craft/species families used by the main catalogue.

C-000253

Disc / Saucer

Circular, lenticular, saucer, pancake and closely related disc-family craft reports. Individual case morphologies remain separate evidence records under Encounters.

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C-000257

Sphere / Orb

Spherical and orb-like aerial-object reports, including metallic, dark, translucent and luminous variants.

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S-000099

Distinct / Unclassified Humanoids

Case-specific humanoid morphologies that are too distinctive or too weakly supported to force into another family.

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Case-Specific Report Components

These granular records retain the original morphology, evidence status and source provenance for this encounter. They are intentionally not separate top-level catalogue shapes/species.

C-000155craft

Andreasson Disc Craft (Case Report)

Case-specific disc-shaped craft described in Betty Andreasson's 1967 abduction narrative, much of which was reconstructed under hypnosis. The dossier preserves the reported exterior and interior details without treating them as independently verified.

C-000156craft

Andreasson Sphere Craft (Recovered-Memory Report)

Case-specific spherical craft described in later hypnosis-derived Andreasson material, including three landing legs, sharply bounded light beams, and a recalled air-water transition. The description is retained as testimony, not verified performance.

S-000044entity

Andreasson Stalk-Eyed Creature (Visionary Report)

Case-specific entity described during a hypnosis-derived otherworldly sequence in the Andreasson account: headless figures with independently moving eyes on stalks, thin limbs, and agile climbing behavior. Clark presents this within an explicitly fantastic and disputed abduction narrative.