Rexville, Bayamon, Pr being encounter — October 14, 1972

The Rexville report is preserved as a short catalogue entry attributed to A. Martinez in the Bayamón area of Puerto Rico. It is dated October 14, 1972, at about 4 a.m. The source trail points to J. Bernard Delair's UFO Register material and later database summaries, rather than a recovered detailed witness interview. The reported sequence consists of an ovoid object landing and figures coming out. They were said to take concrete blocks before the episode ended. The surviving summary does not establish their number, height, facial features, clothing or means of carrying the material. It also supplies no reliable dimensions, color or mechanical description for the vehicle. The witness's initial and surname should not be expanded into a full identity or assumed biography. No recovered laboratory evidence, independently documented landing trace or separate observation establishes what the object and figures were. Describing the episode as extraterrestrial theft would add both an identity and motive absent from the account. The plate therefore uses a plain, dimly visible ovoid and indistinct figures handling blocks, with a contextual observer at a window. The depicted figure count, neighborhood arrangement and observer's appearance are illustrative choices and are identified as such in the artwork limitations.