La Pampa, Argentina: Architect Bossa enters landed disc, sees two small charred beings
On the afternoon of May 15, 1950, architect Enrique Carotenuto Bossa, driving through an isolated region of La Pampa, Argentina, found a metallic disc resting beside the highway, went inside and saw two small beings in brown overalls whose faces seemed charred; the next day he found only an ash heap.
Background
In the afternoon architect Enrique Carotenuto Bossa was driving in an isolated region of La Pampa, possibly between Macachín and Estación Hidalgo, when he saw a metallic disc resting on the ground to the left of the highway. He stopped, approached it, saw an open door in its side and went inside. On a curved divan with three seats sat two small beings, about 4 feet tall, covered head to foot in a tight-fitting brown overall, whose faces seemed charred or burnt; in front of them was a screen with rays playing on it, topped by a rotating globe. Bossa ran out and drove back to his hotel; returning the next day with two companions he found only an ash heap, and the three saw a cigar-shaped object and two discs hovering at 1,800 feet, which merged and sped away. The case was reported in El Universal (Caracas) in May 1955 and in the APRO Bulletin in August 1955. The account follows the entry in George M. Eberhart's chronology UFOs and Intelligence (CUFOS) and the sources cited there; it is not an independent determination by From Beyond Space.