The Amaury Rivera Abduction

Amaury Rivera says a human-like being who called himself Amaron, from a planet named Ka, gathered him with about fourteen other people in a grey room without walls and showed them projections of a paradise world and of catastrophes still to come. One telling adds a meteor striking near the Caribbean and a one-world government seated on a floating artificial island. His account begins on a road near Cabo Rojo in May 1988. Two small beings appeared by his car and he fainted. When he came round he saw a silent domed disc hovering with military jets close by, and he photographed it. He says the developed prints also showed a grey creature and a man in black. Men who said they were from the CIA later pressed him for the negatives.

What is on the record

Five tellings across two channels resolve to one claimant, Rivera himself. His versions also disagree with each other. Most put the encounter at 4:30 in the morning as he drove home from a nightclub job, while one retelling dates it to the evening of 14 May 1988. The being is Amaron in one version and Amaran in another. One telling swaps the greys for small white beings and the craft for an underground base.

Look outside our videos and the trail runs back to the same man. Every published version comes from Rivera's own telling and the researchers who first carried it. No contemporary record of the jets or the photographs has been found. One telling says a NASA-linked analyst judged the pictures genuine; the archive has never seen that analysis. No official inquiry is known. This is not the Cabo Rojo jet case of 28 December 1988, though both belong to the same late-1980s wave around Laguna Cartagena.

Why it sits where it does

The file carries L2, the tier for a story that reaches more than one channel but stays thin. It once sat at L3, a grade meant for several independent people describing one event, but its three claimants turned out to be one man under three spellings. A single witness tells his story several times over. Nobody has published a mundane explanation either. What Rivera met on that road and what his photographs show is not resolved here.