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Janet Little Rock–Conway Condensed-Time / Orange-Object Report
Summer 1987Little Rock–Conway corridor, Arkansas, United States
Cannon records Janet’s conscious, non-hypnotic account of traveling roughly 50 miles from Little Rock to a home beyond Conway in about 15 minutes while observing a huge orange oblong light, unusual silence, absent traffic/house lights, and abnormal animal behavior.
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“Janet reported traveling roughly 50 miles from Little Rock to beyond Conway in about fifteen minutes on a route that normally took about forty-five minutes.”
SRC-009002 · Chapter 2: Condensed or Distorted Time — Janet timing; EPUB locator: main-4.xhtml / summer 1987 Little Rock-Conway
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“Janet described an enormous bright-orange oblong object just above the treetops, unusual silence, absent traffic and house lights, and a cat apparently frozen while staring toward the object.”
SRC-009002 · Chapter 2: Condensed or Distorted Time — Janet object/environment; EPUB locator: main-4.xhtml / orange oblong and silent-road account
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“Cannon says Janet checked several household clocks and asked her husband to note her arrival time, and that other people had confirmed when she left Little Rock.”
“Cannon distinguishes “missing time,” where an interval is unremembered, from “condensed time,” where a journey or sequence seems to occur much faster than normally possible.”