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That is a very powerful, convincing interview, Kieran. Thanks for posting.
I didn't compare them in one sitting, so I can't be sure if the details of her story vary at all. Having just watched this version though, I was struck by her being able to see and recall details as distinct as the color of their clothing, length of their hair, and their facial expressions. She was even able to characterize the look in their eyes.
I'd have trouble with a witness claiming to get all that from seeing someone unusual in a car.
I worded that poorly. What I was trying to say was:
If instead, the beings had just been riding in a car, then I'd find the level of detail she reported incredible. Incredible as in not credible. Everything about her posture and expression indicates that she felt something as it happened and since. My take is that those feelings have caused her to interpret motives and emotions that may not have been present in any beings she may have seen.
Nice to have those additional details about the video! I hope you don't mind if I use some of it on the USI site and include a link over to Blue Blurry Lines.I took an interest in this story some years ago, but just got around to writing an article on it.
Mrs. Jessie Roestenburg was considered a particularly credible and sincere UFO witness. Her Oct. 21, 1954 sighting is famous, but it was neither the beginning or the end of her family's paranormal encounters.
Jessie Roestenburg’s 1954 UFO Encounter and Beyond