Cases from 1952 with no specific date on record.
1952: Unknown Date UFO|UAP & Entity Sightings Archive
Not every 1952 report comes with a firm date attached. This page collects the cases from that year’s record where only the year itself survives — a cigar-shaped object rising from an Italian river, an unidentified track over North Korea, and a run of humanoid and entity encounters spanning California, Brazil, Wales, Japan, Mexico, France, and Sweden that couldn’t be pinned to a specific day.
Date: 1952: Humanoid Spotted in Lake June, California
Date: 1952
Location: Riverside, California
Time: Not recorded
Summary: Unknown — no further detail survives in the sourced record.
Source: “The Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrial Encounters,” edited by Ronald D. Story
Date: 1952
Location: Over North Korea
Time: Not recorded
Summary: Unknown — no further detail survives in the sourced record beyond the accompanying photograph/illustration.
Source: Unknown
Date: 1952
Location: Francavilla, Italy (42°25’N, 14°17’E)
Time: Not recorded
Summary: A fisherman saw an indistinct, cigar-shaped object roughly 6 meters long emerge from the river, remain on the water’s surface, and then take off.
Source: “Morgana” no. 1, p. 8; ItaCat case no. 5205
Date: 1952: Mount Spokane, Washington Sighting
Date: 1952: Humanoid Sighting in Passa Tempo, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Date: 1952: Dyfed, Wales Sighting
Date: 1952: Waltham, Massachusetts Abduction?
Date: 1952: Winged Man Spotted at Camp Okubo, Japan
Date: 1952: 2 Humanoid-Type Figures Seen in Mexico City
Date: 1952: Possible Encounter in Chatillon, France
Date: Early 1952: Humanoid Sighting in Sweden
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Year’s Loose Ends
This page exists for exactly what its title says — 1952 cases where only the year itself is firmly established. Most of the entries here are humanoid and entity encounters already documented as their own standalone reports, spanning six countries across three continents. Of the few raw entries, the Francavilla, Italy river sighting is the most complete, while Riverside, California and the North Korea case survive only as bare location references with no further detail in the sourced record.
“An obscure cigar-shaped object… coming out of the river, staying on the surface of the water, and then taking off.”
— Fisherman’s account, Francavilla, Italy, 1952
