THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

BLACK GREYS

In the early hours of August 8, 1993, on a quiet stretch of road in the Dandenong foothills outside Melbourne, Kelly Cahill described an entity unlike any other in the abduction literature: not merely dark-skinned, but “void of color,” as if matter itself had been removed where it stood — a description independently echoed by occupants of a second car nearby, who had never met her.

Name: Black Greys

AKA: Not reported in any source or fabricated. “Capitogriseus moros” is not a genuine or sourced taxonomic name — it does not appear in any account of the Cahill case or related literature and should not be presented as a scientific designation.

Location – Home System: Undocumented. The “Orion Nebula (M42) or Draco system” claim is not reported in any source or fabricated.

Distance from Earth: Undocumented; the “1,344 light-years” figure is not reported in any source or fabricated.

Attitude: Per Kelly Cahill’s account, imposing and frightening; per hypnotic-regression recall, the entities reportedly fired some form of energy weapon at the witnesses during the encounter.

Motives: Undocumented beyond the examination/abduction elements of the Cahill account. The “genetic mapping and hybrid lineage management” framing is not reported in any source or fabricated.

Physical Appearance: Per Kelly Cahill’s own description: taller than an average man, approximately 7 feet tall, with a “void of color” quality — described as black not in the sense of pigment, but as though matter were absent where the being stood. Not reported in any source or fabricated: the precise numeric biometrics below.

Average Height: Approximately 7 feet, per Cahill’s account — close to, though not identical with, the prior version’s 7-8 foot range.
Average Weight: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Body Temperature: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Pulse/Respiration: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Blood Pressure: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Life Expectancy: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Hair: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Skin: Per Cahill’s account, “void of color” — not a pigment but described as an absence of visible matter; the entity’s shape remained clearly discernible despite this.
Eyes: Per Cahill’s account, large, like a fly’s, and glowing red — not “obsidian-black” as stated in the prior version, which directly contradicts the primary source and has been corrected. A related account describes similar entities appearing to Cahill afterward as tall, black-hooded figures with glowing red eyes.
Sex: Undocumented.

Other Physical Information: Per Cahill’s account, the being’s form was distinguishable — head, eyes, and arms could be made out — despite lacking a conventional solid, reflective surface. Cahill later found a triangular wound below her bellybutton and experienced subsequent stomach pain.

Special Traits and Abilities: Not reported in any source or fabricated. “Photographic telepathy” and “phase-shifting” do not appear in accounts of the Cahill case.

Communication Type: Not clearly documented; per Cahill’s account, the entities did not speak and provided little direct information, though witnesses reported an awareness of what was happening to companions through means they could not explain.

Origin: Undocumented. No credible source ties this entity type to a specific star system.

Life Form Type: Undocumented beyond Cahill’s own description; “Cybernetic/Biological Hybrid” is not reported in any source or fabricated.

Subspecies: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Most Common Species: Undocumented; “Capitogriseus moros” is not a genuine taxonomic term (see AKA field).

Level of Species: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Habits: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Transportation Type: Per Cahill’s account, a rounded craft with visible windows and multicolored lights along its underside, seen hovering silently above the road. The “wing-shaped” or generically “light-absorbing discoid” craft description in the prior version is not reported in Cahill’s own account and appears to be an embellishment.

Witnesses Reports: Kelly Cahill (age 27), her husband, and their three children — Belgrave-Hallam Road, Narre Warren, Victoria, Australia, August 8, 1993. Notably corroborated: occupants of a separate car near the scene, who did not know Cahill, independently reported a very similar experience, including matching triangular scars; a local lawyer driving by at the time also reported corroborating details. Investigated by Australian UFO researcher Bill Chalker (published in International UFO Reporter, Sept/Oct 1994) and later by Australian investigative group PRA, though a promised comprehensive PRA report was never publicly released. No source located for a “1928 Leicester, England” recording of this entity type — this claim has been removed as unverifiable.

Special Features/Characteristics: A “void of color” quality to the entities’ form, per Cahill’s account — described by her as looking like an absence of matter rather than a dark pigment, and by her as giving the impression the being had “no soul.”

Summary/Description: The Kelly Cahill case remains one of the more credibly multi-witness abduction accounts in Australian UFO history, notable for its independent corroboration by a second, unconnected group of witnesses and physical evidence in the form of matching triangular scars. The entities Cahill described were unusually distinctive: roughly 7 feet tall, “void of color” rather than simply dark-skinned, with large, glowing red eyes. The case remains formally unresolved; a promised comprehensive investigative report was never released, and researchers who have examined it describe it as neither proven nor disproven.

Source: Kelly Cahill’s own account, as investigated by Bill Chalker (International UFO Reporter, Sept/Oct 1994) and reported by multiple independent UFO research outlets (The Black Vault, UFO Casebook, Unexplained Mysteries).

Related Cases: No other well-documented case using this specific “void of color” entity description was located; this appears to be a singular description within abduction literature rather than part of an established “Black Grey” typology.

DETAILED REPORT

The Kelly Cahill case — sometimes called the Eumemmerring Creek encounter — is a genuinely well-documented and unusually corroborated Australian abduction account. In the early hours of August 8, 1993, Cahill, her husband, and their three children were driving home along Belgrave-Hallam Road near Narre Warren, Victoria, when they encountered a hovering, multicolored-lit craft. What followed — recovered partly through conscious memory and partly through later hypnosis — included an encounter with entities Cahill described in strikingly specific terms: not dark-skinned in the ordinary sense, but “void of color,” as though matter had been removed where each stood, with large, red, fly-like glowing eyes. The case gained credibility largely because a second, unconnected group of witnesses in a separate car came forward independently with a strikingly similar account, and because Cahill and others bore matching triangular scars afterward.

Investigator Bill Chalker documented the case in the International UFO Reporter in 1994, and it has since been examined by multiple researchers without resolution — a promised comprehensive report from the Australian investigative group PRA was never publicly released, leaving the case in an unusual state: taken seriously by researchers, but never formally closed out.

The prior version of this entry took this genuine, striking case and layered a substantial amount of invented material on top of it: a fabricated pseudo-Latin taxonomic name, an unverifiable “1928 Leicester, England” sighting, specific numeric biometrics, named abilities, and an Orion/Rigel/Draco origin story — none of which appear in any account of the Cahill case or related research. Most notably, the prior version’s description of the entities’ eyes as “obsidian-black” directly contradicts Cahill’s own account of large, red, glowing eyes.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES

The Cahill Case — A Genuine, Corroborated Encounter, Overwritten with Invention

Source Fidelity: The core case — date, location, witnesses, “void of color” entity description, and multi-witness corroboration — is accurately preserved from real, traceable investigative sources.
Critical Correction: Eye color is a significant factual error in the prior version — Cahill described glowing red eyes, not black ones. This is not a minor detail in a case built substantially around visual description.
Fabrication Flag: “Capitogriseus moros” is an invented pseudo-scientific name with no basis in the source material; presenting an abduction account with a fabricated Latin binomial risks lending false scientific legitimacy to unverified testimony.
Unverifiable Claim Removed: No source could be located for a “1928 Leicester, England” sighting of a matching entity type; it does not appear in any Cahill-case literature and has been removed rather than repeated.
Evidentiary Weight: This is witness testimony, partly hypnotically-recovered, with notable — though not conclusive — multi-witness corroboration and some physical evidence (matching scars). It remains one of the more seriously-considered Australian abduction cases, but formally unresolved. Filed as WITNESS TESTIMONY / MULTI-WITNESS CORROBORATED, UNRESOLVED.

The Kelly Cahill case earns its place in this archive on its own merits — a striking, independently corroborated account with real investigative history behind it. It didn’t need an invented taxonomy or a fabricated 1928 precedent to be worth taking seriously; it needed, instead, to be described accurately, starting with the color of the entities’ eyes.

“It was black, not a black color but black as if all matter was removed where its presence was.”
— Kelly Cahill, describing the entity she encountered, August 1993.