Lazlo Agency Case Files
Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 6:08 pm
Fellow researchers,
From time to time, I will be posting portions of actual case file reports for everyone here. I would be interested to hear of any similar sightings or additional information about these things. Any theories or speculation are welcome too.
File # 1358
On October 14, witness, an amateur psychic investigator, found herself in an unfamiliar neighborhood after her car broke down. It was late at night and she did not realize that she was on Castle Street, the site of recent ghost reports. Upon approaching a large, abandoned home, she noticed what appeared to be starlight concentrated on a nearby tree. It was overcast and no other stars were visible. Realizing that something was wrong, she switched on a police style flashlight and observed at least two dozen butterflies coming toward her.
The butterflies struck her on the face, causing numerous small cuts, and also caused cuts to her clothing. She succeeded in swatting some away and even killing a few, when she noticed that they looked like leaves with white, glowing dots on the wings for eyes. In seconds, they discorporated into a black substance like tar. She then turned and ran the way she came and continued along a side street, all the while looking to see if the butterflies were chasing her. They did not.
In a statement to this investigator, she said, “I didn’t want to run away at first. For a moment, I wanted to study them. Whatever they were, they were like attack dogs protecting something. I don’t know why I thought that but that was my impression. I was scared and didn’t realize I had been cut at first.” Shortly after the attack, her face felt wet, and upon wiping it, she saw blood. She ran to a nearby convenience store and the owner, thinking she might have been in a car accident, called paramedics. She was examined and treated for minor cuts. No scarring occurred.
Upon returning to the scene, witness and this investigator, observed a home at 1866 Castle that felt wrong. A Psychic Sensitive was sent to the scene and confirmed that something evil was in the abandoned house. He also sensed something in a nearby tree, but could not identify it. There was no trace evidence of the butterflies, as expected. Followup investigation is pending due to high caseloads in other areas. Lazlo Agents, Agency Associates, and Non-Agency Contacts in the Chicago area have been alerted to the threat.
Name/Designation: Leafcutters (provisional)
Type: Guardian
Category: Physical life form
Characteristics: About the size of a butterfly, with similar flight characteristics. Wing edges are razor sharp. Two white, glowing eyes, one on each wing. Color matches seasonal leaf color. If killed, discorporates into black, tar like substance.
Threat level: Low
Origin: Unknown
History: No similar types reported.
From time to time, I will be posting portions of actual case file reports for everyone here. I would be interested to hear of any similar sightings or additional information about these things. Any theories or speculation are welcome too.
File # 1358
On October 14, witness, an amateur psychic investigator, found herself in an unfamiliar neighborhood after her car broke down. It was late at night and she did not realize that she was on Castle Street, the site of recent ghost reports. Upon approaching a large, abandoned home, she noticed what appeared to be starlight concentrated on a nearby tree. It was overcast and no other stars were visible. Realizing that something was wrong, she switched on a police style flashlight and observed at least two dozen butterflies coming toward her.
The butterflies struck her on the face, causing numerous small cuts, and also caused cuts to her clothing. She succeeded in swatting some away and even killing a few, when she noticed that they looked like leaves with white, glowing dots on the wings for eyes. In seconds, they discorporated into a black substance like tar. She then turned and ran the way she came and continued along a side street, all the while looking to see if the butterflies were chasing her. They did not.
In a statement to this investigator, she said, “I didn’t want to run away at first. For a moment, I wanted to study them. Whatever they were, they were like attack dogs protecting something. I don’t know why I thought that but that was my impression. I was scared and didn’t realize I had been cut at first.” Shortly after the attack, her face felt wet, and upon wiping it, she saw blood. She ran to a nearby convenience store and the owner, thinking she might have been in a car accident, called paramedics. She was examined and treated for minor cuts. No scarring occurred.
Upon returning to the scene, witness and this investigator, observed a home at 1866 Castle that felt wrong. A Psychic Sensitive was sent to the scene and confirmed that something evil was in the abandoned house. He also sensed something in a nearby tree, but could not identify it. There was no trace evidence of the butterflies, as expected. Followup investigation is pending due to high caseloads in other areas. Lazlo Agents, Agency Associates, and Non-Agency Contacts in the Chicago area have been alerted to the threat.
Name/Designation: Leafcutters (provisional)
Type: Guardian
Category: Physical life form
Characteristics: About the size of a butterfly, with similar flight characteristics. Wing edges are razor sharp. Two white, glowing eyes, one on each wing. Color matches seasonal leaf color. If killed, discorporates into black, tar like substance.
Threat level: Low
Origin: Unknown
History: No similar types reported.