Near Issaquah, WA abduction report — January 11, 1992

On January 11, 1992, a motorist near Issaquah, Washington, reportedly experienced an unusual interruption while driving on Interstate 90 at about 9 p.m. The Hatch digest describes the vehicle entering what the observer called a black void, followed by an interval of unaccounted-for time. The catalogue characterizes the person as someone who had previously reported abduction experiences. It does not identify those earlier episodes, explain how the interval was calculated, or preserve the driver's route before and after the experience. The bibliography refers to UFO Newsclipping Service issue 289. No detailed object or occupant description is supplied. The wording black void records the witness's description of an experience; it does not establish a physical portal, tunnel, or astronomical phenomenon on the road. This entry should also remain separate from unrelated Issaquah light sightings in other years. The illustration uses the highway setting without inventing a spacecraft interior or filling the missing interval with an assumed sequence.