Aurora entity encounter — August 27, 1977

A brief entry in NICAP's 1977 chronology places a humanoid report at Aurora, Missouri, on 27 August 1977. It adds no encounter narrative and cites the reference shorthand “EGBA,560.” The date and locality survive in the catalogue, but the description expressly provides no details. The available notice does not identify a witness, distinguish one figure from several, give a time or describe anatomy, clothing, speech or movement. It also supplies no vehicle, landing, pursuit, medical episode or trace report. Aurora in Missouri must not be confused with the better-known nineteenth-century story associated with Aurora, Texas, or with nearby dates carrying unrelated detailed accounts. The bibliographic reference remains a lead for recovering the underlying material. The accessible summaries checked here did not supply a fully matched firsthand account, so neither an alien identification nor a conventional explanation can responsibly be asserted. The plate uses a distinct, labeled period setting in the Aurora area rather than presenting a fabricated encounter. Houses, a parked vehicle, weather and daylight are illustrative context; no person is passed off as a known witness and no anatomy or craft has been created from the bare humanoid classification.