Hatch records a bedroom experience at Townshend,Vermont,on January6,1990, identifying the participant only as “Allagash-Jack” and citing Raymond Fowler’s The Allagash Abductions. A later summary gives midnight and says the witness was awakened by a cloaked humanoid at his bedside. The exact passage in Fowler’s book was not recovered, so details beyond the surviving digest remain uncertain.
The short account says the visitor communicated an instruction not to tell anyone about the visit. Hatch also describes an interrupted dream. It does not supply a measured height, detailed face, documented entry route, additional occupants or a spacecraft. The label linking Jack with Allagash does not establish that the1976 Maine boating episode occurred in this bedroom or that all its later recalled details belong to the1990 event.
A report arising during sleep or awakening must retain that context. The recovered material does not independently distinguish an external visitor from dream imagery or another sleep-related experience; no diagnosis is established either. The plate depicts a representative adult man awake in bed and one short hooded form, without adding an alien examination or vehicle. The room, clothing and partially shadowed appearance are illustrative, not authenticated portraits.
A brief segment discusses Allagash witness Jack Weiner’s separate May 1988 domestic encounter. The Atlas record concerns his reported January 6, 1990 bedroom visit; that specific episode is not directly narrated. Related domestic encounter series: Jack Weiner’s May1988 account, not the January6,1990 cloaked bedside visitor in this dossier. Fowler’s investigation links the named Townshend experiencer; the film does not directly narrate the1990 episode.
