Mogi-Guacu, Brz being encounter — November 13, 1965

Reports around the farm of industrial chemist Dario Anhaua Filho near Mogi Guaçu, São Paulo, extended across several nights in late 1965. On November 11, his wife and grandson reportedly saw a landed object and two small luminous figures. One collected vegetation while another appeared to watch a mare beyond a fence; passing traffic was said to interrupt the activity. Filho then invited others to watch for a return. On November 13, he, his wife, grandson and a bank manager reportedly observed an object descend beyond the farmyard. A sheriff and police clerk traveling nearby also stopped. The object directed a bright light upward; the bank manager reportedly dropped his camera in his excitement. Three bright figures were described: one in overalls, another in brown trousers and a gray collarless shirt, and a third with a flat squarish head and an apron-like garment. Investigators associated with Flávio Pereira and Brazilian medical researchers passed material to APRO representative Olavo Fontes. Some summaries treat the third figure as an optical effect in the light, and the exact distances vary. The plate selects the November 13 gathering, rather than combining every earlier return into one scene. Its apron is merely reported clothing; no examination or medical procedure is described.