An unnamed witness at North Melbourne, Victoria, reportedly awoke during the night of 3 October 1973 and saw two tall figures by a bedroom wall. The imported Hatch summary gives approximately 3 a.m.; the fuller Rosales compilation says late night. It situates the account during a period of nearby low-level UFO reports, without establishing a vehicle connected to the room.
Both figures seemed to float slightly above the floor and sway gently from side to side while looking toward the witness. Their heads were large and bald, with slanting eyes, small flattened noses, lipless mouths and ears close against the sides of the head. Clothing could not be distinguished. One opened its mouth, a high-pitched whine filled the room, and both forms faded and vanished. The description is more detailed than the imported shorthand of slit eyes and mouths.
Rosales cites George Alahouzos in Flying Saucer Review 25(1); Hatch separately points to Keith Basterfield’s Australian entity catalogue. These references preserve a bedroom experience rather than an observed arrival from a spacecraft. The accessible account does not provide medical documentation, a physical injury, a second observer or an investigative conclusion. Broader local sightings do not independently corroborate the two figures.
Recorded details
Local time
03:00
Entity description
Other Humanoid, Unknown
Coordinate precision
SOURCE_APPROXIMATE
Date precision
EXACT_DAY
Case videos and witness interviews
Not of This World: Eight Truly Weird Extraterrestrial Encounters
Retells the October 3 bedroom experience within a broader Melbourne sighting series. Nearby aerial sightings do not independently verify the figures in the room or establish that they arrived in a craft. The observer’s name in the retelling is additional source detail, not independent corroboration. The film names KelvinShaw where the Atlas source is anonymous. Other local aerial sightings do not independently corroborate the bedroom figures or establish a craft connected to them. Clothing was unresolved.