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Brenda Arkansas White-Owl / Missing-Time Report

Latter part of March 1988Fayetteville rural home corridor, Arkansas, United States

Brenda consciously recalled a striking white owl on the road near her home, an abrupt transition from twilight to darkness, and several days of unusual electrical-appliance behavior. Under hypnosis Cannon interpreted the owl memory as an overlay for a different encounter.

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Encounter · Cannon Encounter Summary

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CLAIM-910023unverified
“Brenda consciously recalled a brilliant white owl in the road, the owl flying over her truck, and an abrupt realization that full darkness had arrived.”
The Custodians: Beyond Abduction
SRC-009002 · Chapter 3: Things Are Not Always What They Appear to Be — Brenda conscious account; EPUB locator: main-5.xhtml / March 1988 white owl
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CLAIM-910024unverified
“Brenda also reported several days in which televisions, a computer, clocks, or calculators behaved unusually around her.”
The Custodians: Beyond Abduction
SRC-009002 · Chapter 3: Things Are Not Always What They Appear to Be — Brenda aftereffects; EPUB locator: main-5.xhtml / electrical-appliance report
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Encounter · Cannon Regression-Derived Claim

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CLAIM-910025unverified
“Under hypnosis Brenda no longer described the road figure as an owl; Cannon interpreted changing regression imagery as multiple overlays concealing an alien/humanoid encounter.”
The Custodians: Beyond Abduction
SRC-009002 · Chapter 3: Things Are Not Always What They Appear to Be — Brenda regression; EPUB locator: main-5.xhtml / owl replaced in trance and overlay interpretation
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Cannon Screen / Overlay Memory Framework · Cannon Source Framework

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CLAIM-910022unverified
“Cannon adopts the “screen memory” idea for memories in which a safer image, often an animal, is said to cover an underlying anomalous event.”
The Custodians: Beyond Abduction
SRC-009002 · Chapter 3: Things Are Not Always What They Appear to Be — Screen memories; EPUB locator: main-5.xhtml / opening definition
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CLAIM-910028unverified
“Cannon concludes from Brenda, Clara, and related cases that perceived surroundings themselves may function as illusions or overlays.”
The Custodians: Beyond Abduction
SRC-009002 · Chapter 3: Things Are Not Always What They Appear to Be — Overlay conclusion; EPUB locator: main-5.xhtml / surroundings-as-illusion conclusion
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Multiple claim rows are intentionally retained when sources disagree. ANOMALY does not silently reconcile competing values.
Brenda Arkansas White-Owl / Missing-Time Report (Latter part of March 1988): Evidence Dossier & Witness Reports | ANOMALY | ANOMALY UAP Archive & Controlled Vocabulary