Colcerasa, It being encounter — October 25, 1954

The Col Cerasa di Cingoli report concerns two twelve-year-old boys in the Macerata area during the Italian sightings of 1954. Later catalogues name them Giampieri and Santucci. In one account, their dog became agitated beside a field, prompting one boy to investigate. He allegedly saw three extremely small figures near a keg-like object and called his companion to look. The figures then entered the object. HUMCAT’s earlier entry describes beings only about fourteen inches tall, with very large heads and lead-gray skin. Its correction sheet adds metallic coveralls and a barrel-shaped craft approximately five feet long and two feet across. Two pointed propellers reportedly began turning before the object departed with a hissing sound. The amended account also mentions an airborne fireball and a blast; later retellings describe a gust knocking a boy down and a separate observer seeing something overhead. The source history contains significant corrections. An initial version gives November 25 and calls the place Calcerosa; HUMCAT’s annotation changes these to October 25 and Col Cerasa di Cingoli, and corrects the first boy’s name. These variants should remain visible rather than merged into a perfectly consistent account. The plate follows the corrected date and the unusually small, large-headed figures, with facial details left unresolved.