Residents of several villages in eastern Georgia claim that they are visited by strange guests - creatures that from a distance resemble people, but are not people. The creatures, according to eyewitnesses, are not aggressive, but people are still afraid of them. The police suggest not to approach the "ghosts"
Pensioner Nina, a resident of the village of Koda in the region of Lower Kartliya, cannot recover from her fear. Three days ago, she saw with her own eyes a creature that has been frightening the inhabitants of her village for several months. "Something", according to Nina, was sitting right in her yard under a tree.
“I left the house in the evening and suddenly came across a certain creature in black, as if in a cassock, with some kind of inhuman, elongated face and red, shiny eyes,” says the woman. - I seemed to freeze. We looked directly at each other for a while, then he ran towards the neighboring yard. Didn't do anything bad to me."
In only one village of Koda, dozens of people have already seen such a creature.
Terrified residents say there are several "creatures". Most often they describe a certain creature, dressed in a black robe and with a beard that starts right under the eyes. They also allegedly saw figures with triangular and elongated heads in white robes in Coda.
Not all eyewitnesses believe in the extraterrestrial origin of creatures:
“I heard a noise like a shot. Someone threw a huge boulder on the roof of the garage. The next morning I saw large footprints in the yard, about size 46,”says Roland, a resident of the neighboring village of Kumisi. He recalls an incident that happened back in July.
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“This is a man. I do not believe that it could be some kind of aliens or poltergeist. I think there is some group of trained people working here, but why they are doing all this, I don’t know,”the man notes.
But experts take the described cases seriously. Georgian ufologist Erekle Shonia visits the villages of Lower Kartliya almost every day and listens attentively to the testimony of eyewitnesses. According to him, anomalous activity in the region was observed back in the nineties. But then there were much fewer testimonies and appeals from local residents.
Pensioner Vasil Maisuradze also speaks in favor of the version about the foreign origin of the "creatures": in the 80s of the last century he served as deputy head of the local police department.
“When I worked in the police, there was evidence of contacts between humans and aliens,” confirms Vasil Maisuradze. - Allegedly, not far from this place a saucer landed, from where some tall creatures in overalls came out. They were noticed by peasants who turned to the police. At that place, the investigators found something like gasoline, but they did not see the aliens themselves. In the Soviet years, this information was not disclosed."
Shonia shows samples of liquid in flasks: this, according to him, is the same liquid of unknown origin, which was found at the place where the "UFO" allegedly landed.
The ufologist seriously advises those people who are sure that they have met something extraterrestrial, not to show aggression towards them. It is best to contact the police.
“We are now trying to collect as many details and information in this region as possible in order to create an overall picture. And if this continues on the territory of large cities of Georgia and the Caucasus, we must know what to do and give recommendations to both the law enforcement agencies and the population,”says Erekle Shonia.