Betty Andreasson: The Pink Light, Black-Eyed Beings, and Locked Memory
On the night of 25 January 1967, Betty Andreasson was in the kitchen of her home in South Ashburnham, Massachusetts, with her parents and seven children. The lights went out. A pulsing red-orange light appeared outside, followed by what Betty described as a silent vacuum over the house. Her memory then broke apart. She remembered moving the children into the living room, and then suddenly finding herself back in the
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On the night of 25 January 1967, Betty Andreasson was in the kitchen of her home in South Ashburnham, Massachusetts, with her parents and seven children. The lights went out. A pulsing red-orange light appeared outside, followed by what Betty described as a silent vacuum over the house. Her memory then broke apart. She remembered moving the children into the living room, and then suddenly finding herself back in the kitchen facing short beings.
On the night of 25 January 1967, Betty Andreasson was in the kitchen of her home in South Ashburnham, Massachusetts, with her parents and seven children. The lights went out. A pulsing red-orange light appeared outside, followed by what Betty described as a silent vacuum over the house. Her memory then broke apart. She remembered moving the children into the living room, and then suddenly finding herself back in the
On the night of 25 January 1967, Betty Andreasson was in the kitchen of her home in South Ashburnham, Massachusetts, with her parents and seven children. The lights went out. A pulsing red-orange light appeared outside, followed by what Betty described as a silent vacuum over the house. Her memory then broke apart. She remembered moving the children into the living room, and then suddenly finding herself back in the
On the night of 25 January 1967, Betty Andreasson was in the kitchen of her home in South Ashburnham, Massachusetts, with her parents and seven children. The lights went out. A pulsing red-orange light appeared outside, followed by what Betty described as a silent vacuum over the house. Her memory then broke apart. She remembered moving the children into the living room, and then suddenly finding herself back in the
On the night of 25 January 1967, Betty Andreasson was in the kitchen of her home in South Ashburnham, Massachusetts, with her parents and seven children. The lights went out. A pulsing red-orange light appeared outside, followed by what Betty described as a silent vacuum over the house. Her memory then broke apart. She remembered moving the children into the living room, and then suddenly finding herself back in the