Mozhaysk, Russia abduction report — July 28, 1980

The Hatch catalogue places this reported experience near Mozhaysk, west of Moscow, on July 28, 1980. Its brief account concerns a driver who said that he was taken and made to wear a ring-like device around his head, with a cable attached. The same digest associates the encounter with communication understood as telepathic and an instruction to forget. Its bibliographic reference is to Russian material translated through Richard Haines's JUSA-CISAAF work. The available entry does not supply the driver's name, the approach to the encounter, the appearance of a craft, or a complete release sequence. A ring and cable do not establish what the device did or whether it had a medical purpose. The claimed instruction likewise does not demonstrate that memory was technologically controlled. Other Soviet accounts from the same region have differing dates and details; they should not be merged with this entry merely because they mention Mozhaysk. The image uses symbolic roadside context rather than an invented device design.