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Aliens came to Wisconsin in 1961 and served Eagle River resident Joe Simonton some bizarre extraterrestrial pancakes from their UFO.
There is no story of the unexplained more bizarre, more outlandish, more “Wisconsin” than the one I am about to relate to you.
At 11:00 AM on April 18, 1961, Joe Simonton was sitting in his rural Eagle River home enjoying a late breakfast when he heard a commotion outside. When he investigated he witnessed a flying saucer “brighter than chrome” hovering above his house. The craft eventually landed in his backyard. The saucer opened up. Sitting inside were three mute aliens which Joe described as “Italian looking.”
Joe was given a large container, and somehow discerned that these strange creatures wanted water. When he returned with the liquid, one of the aliens was cooking pancakes on a flame-less cooking appliance. The creatures gave Joe the pancakes, saluted him, and flew away south, into legend.
Despite the incredible, even silly, details of this story, it was investigated by the United States Air Force, and is listed in their files as “unexplained.”
If you’re wondering, Joe tried one of the pancakes, which he said “tasted like cardboard.” He gave the other two cakes to a Vilas County ufologist. I’m not certain whatever became of these tasteless culinary oddities.
Joe Simonton holding an alien pancake. From the Vilas County News-Review, April 27, 1961.
Shortly following this incident, several more sightings occurred. The entire ordeal is covered in great, entertaining, detail in Jay Rath’s book The W-Files (1997).
J. Nathan Couch is the author of Goatman: Flesh or Folklore?, an investigation into the historical origins of goatman legends across the country.
I first came across this yarn in Robert Anton Wilson’s book Cosmic Trigger 1. There are a few points which are interesting: a. If the story is false, Joe Simonton must have a truly bizarre way of thinking. What would he have been trying to achieve? The most likely outcome is that all his friends would think him crazy, or that he might be locked in an asylum. b. If the story is true, it brings me great joy, because it tells us several things about the nature of aliens: they don’t like to ask for something without paying for… Read more »
This story has now been picked up by the History Channel series Ancient Aliens. It is mentioned in the episode Food of the Gods.
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