Toronto, On abduction report — August 4, 1979

An account from Toronto, Ontario, dated August 4, 1979, concerns a fourteen-year-old girl identified in later case literature as Sarah Hines. The source places unusual cylindrical and triangular or box-like objects in the area over a period of two days. The central account described the girl being taken in the company of a man and a cat. A human-appearing figure was part of the experience and was later said to have disappeared. The preserved digest does not provide a full explanation of the relationship between these participants or a continuous description of the movements inside the object. Later presentations emphasize the unusual combination of the girl, the cat and the changing or disappearing figures. The available historical outline does not give the elapsed time or the precise circumstances of return.