Flap: Barrio Pueblo, Puerto Rico, Sep–Dec 1995
10 reports · 4 separate documents
Little People (4), Other Humanoid (4), Chupacabra (2).
In the 10 years either side we have 7 other reports within 37 miles of here.
The reports, in order
- Sep 22, 1995 A woman reports being held in mid-air by four short humanoids who examined her internal organs while she was paralyzed.
Little People · Naranjito, Puerto Rico - Sep 22, 1995 A woman reports being held in mid-air by four short humanoids who examined her internal organs before she floated back to bed.
Other Humanoid · Naranjito, Puerto Rico - Oct 1995 A woman reports seeing a short child-like figure with changing skin color in a field, which later reappeared hiding behind a tree.
Other Humanoid · Dorado, Puerto Rico - Oct 1995 A woman observes a short figure with changing skin color and pointed ears in a field, which later reappears hiding behind a tree.
Little People · Dorado, Puerto Rico - Oct 20, 1995 Witnesses report seeing fourteen Chupacabra-type creatures of different sizes walking single file up a hill.
Chupacabra · Barrio Pueblo, Puerto Rico · rabbit hole - Oct 20, 1995 A family reports seeing a short human-like creature with gray-blue skin and pointed ears wearing a tight gray outfit.
Other Humanoid · Barrio Pueblo, Puerto Rico - Oct 20, 1995 A family reports seeing a short humanoid with gray-blue skin and pointed ears wearing a tight gray outfit.
Little People · Barrio Pueblo, Puerto Rico - Oct 21, 1995 A child sees a dwarf-like figure outside his room that shows him symbols before being retracted into a hovering metallic object.
Little People · Barrio Pueblo, Puerto Rico - Oct 21, 1995 A five-year-old witness reports seeing a short dwarf-like figure outside his room that showed him symbols before being retracted into a metallic object.
Other Humanoid · Barrio Pueblo, Puerto Rico - Dec 26, 1995 A lady reported finding multiple dead animals with specific wounds and her cat killed with a single hole to the head.
Chupacabra · Puerto Rico · rabbit hole
Sources: Reddit (10).
How we find flaps
- Plain rules, no model: reports within 37 miles and about four months of each other are grouped, and a group counts only when it is at least 5 times what that place usually sees over the 10 years either side.
- A flap needs at least 3 reports from at least 3 separate documents: one article listing six sightings is one telling.
- Copies are not confirmations: a story reprinted in thirty papers counts once.
- Investigator logs (BFRO, NAWAC, the Loch Ness Register) are left out, because a busy field season looks just like a flap.
- Only reports placed to a town or county and dated to the month are used. A flap is a burst of reports, not proof of a creature: panics, hoaxes and newspaper fashions make flaps too.