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Clara Maui Missing-Time Report

March 1994Maui, Hawaii, United States

Cannon records Clara’s conscious report of a troubling missing-time episode while driving on Maui. Regression later produced a narrative Cannon interpreted as transport to another-dimensional surroundings rather than a conventional spacecraft.

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Encounter · Cannon Encounter Summary

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CLAIM-910026unverified
“Clara reported an episode of missing time while driving on Maui in March 1994.”
The Custodians: Beyond Abduction
SRC-009002 · Chapter 3: Things Are Not Always What They Appear to Be — Clara conscious report; EPUB locator: main-5.xhtml / March 1994 Maui missing time
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Encounter · Cannon Regression-Derived Claim

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CLAIM-910027unverified
“During hypnosis Clara described surroundings that Cannon ultimately interpreted as another planet or dimension rather than transport to an ordinary spacecraft.”
The Custodians: Beyond Abduction
SRC-009002 · Chapter 3: Things Are Not Always What They Appear to Be — Clara regression; EPUB locator: main-5.xhtml / other-dimensional 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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