Sevilla entity encounter — 1950

A later entity catalogue places an unusual night-visitor story in Seville during 1950. Two unnamed elderly sisters allegedly experienced repeated visits by manlike intruders in their home. The source chain cites Ignacio Darnaude and Miguel Peyró García, but no contemporary interview transcript, exact encounter date or independently accessible police file was recovered. The imported year-end date consequently offers more precision than the underlying account warrants. The sisters reportedly said that the visitors could enter through closed doors or walls and used unfamiliar apparatus associated with discomfort or headaches. They also attributed subsequent health problems to the visitors and their alleged rays. The story says that attempts to obtain police assistance were unsuccessful. One sister's later death from lung cancer appears in the retelling, but that does not establish the visitors' existence or a causal connection with disease. No craft is described and the visitors' faces, clothing, height and precise number are not securely specified. The entity classification should not be used to add a standard Grey alien or a saucer. The plate therefore presents a restrained, labelled reconstruction of the reported domestic setting with representative ordinary humanlike figures and no medical procedure. Its portraits, device, room and visitor count are artistic choices, while the alleged extraordinary effects remain unverified claims.