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STRINGFIELD ANONYMOUS AUTOPSY HUMANOID (RETRIEVAL CLAIM)

Crash/retrieval allegation attributed by Leonard Stringfield to an unnamed physician who said he had examined an unusual body in the early 1950s. ANOMALY stores the detailed anatomy as disputed testimony, not verified remains.

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Claims are grouped by attribute so differing descriptions, measurements, and interpretations can be compared without averaging them into a single “fact.”
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6 characteristics
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Entity Height

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CLAIM-133100disputed
“Stringfield published an anonymous doctor’s statement giving the alleged specimen’s length as four feet three and three-eighths inches.”
The UFO Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition: The Phenomenon from the Beginning
SRC-002099 · “Crashes and Retrievals of UFOs in the Twentieth Century” → “Stringfield anonymous autopsy claim”, PDF p. 892
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Physical Characteristics

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CLAIM-133101disputed
“The anonymous Stringfield source described an oversized pear-shaped head, recessed upward-slanting eyes without visible eyelids, a slitlike mouth, no external ear lobes, no hair follicles and grayish mobile-looking skin.”
The UFO Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition: The Phenomenon from the Beginning
SRC-002099 · “Crashes and Retrievals of UFOs in the Twentieth Century” → “Stringfield anonymous anatomy”, PDF p. 892
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CLAIM-133102disputed
“The same alleged specimen was described with disproportionately long arms and no thumb, short thin legs, and feet with no external toes despite reported underlying bone structure.”
The UFO Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition: The Phenomenon from the Beginning
SRC-002099 · “Crashes and Retrievals of UFOs in the Twentieth Century” → “Stringfield anonymous anatomy”, PDF p. 892
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CLAIM-133103disputed
“Stringfield’s anonymous source later characterized the alleged skin tissue under magnification as having a mesh- or grid-like pattern.”
The UFO Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition: The Phenomenon from the Beginning
SRC-002099 · “Crashes and Retrievals of UFOs in the Twentieth Century” → “Stringfield tissue claim”, PDF p. 892
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Multiple claim rows are intentionally retained when sources disagree. ANOMALY does not silently reconcile competing values.
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Hall Volume II Evidence Claim

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CLAIM-958011unverified
“Hall reports Stringfield’s description of alleged cadavers roughly 3.5-4.5 feet tall and about 40 pounds, with large heads, thin limbs, tannish/grayish elastic skin, unusual eyes, ear apertures, small noses and slitlike mouths without teeth.”
The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty-Year Report
SRC-009500 · Doctor X/Y alleged cadaver morphology; uploaded PDF pp. 608-608
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Hall Volume II Source Caveat

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CLAIM-958012unverified
“The Doctor X/Y identities are withheld in this account, the bodies are not available for independent examination, and Hall supplies no laboratory records establishing nonhuman origin.”
The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty-Year Report
SRC-009500 · Anonymous medical-source limitation; uploaded PDF pp. 608-608
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