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E-009651LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: yearRECORD COMPLETENESS: 43%
Betty Hill East Kingston Close-Range Disc / Vehicle-Effect Report
One night in 1975East Kingston, New Hampshire, United States
Captured! reports that Betty Hill, while driving through East Kingston in 1975, saw a disk-shaped object rise from the ground and approach her vehicle at close range. The source attributes light-beam effects, blistered paint and small holes through two metal layers to the event, and says Hill photographed the object and an apparent occupant. The chapter does not provide independent laboratory validation of the vehicle damage or establish that the photographed figure was extraterrestrial.
// LINKED CLASSIFICATIONS:Disc / Saucer(C-000253)→
// PROVENANCE COVERAGE
43% record completeness
This measures documentation coverage, not whether the encounter or its claims are true.
0 SOURCES · 0 PRIMARY
Date documented
One night in 1975
Location documented
East Kingston, New Hampshire, United States
Map coordinates available
No latitude/longitude is available for mapping.
Catalogue classification linked
1 family link(s), 0 case-specific component(s).
Published citation-backed claims
0 encounter-target claim(s), 0 component claim(s).
Source coverage
0 unique source edition(s); 0 marked primary for at least one claim.
Assessment has encounter-level provenance
Assessment fields exist, but no encounter-target published citation-backed claim currently supports them.
Assessment values are present without encounter-target published citation-backed claims. Treat the matrix as unprovenanced metadata until direct claims are added.
Witness totals are stored, but no encounter-level cited claim currently documents where those numbers came from.
// ASSESSMENT METADATA
Stored case-assessment fields
Stored total witness estimate1
Stored verified-report count0
Instrumental evidence flagNO
Official investigation flagNO
These stored assessment values are shown transparently but should not be treated as source-backed facts until encounter-target claims cite their provenance.