Men in Black

 

     

      M.I.B’s,  Men In Black,  are reported to be Men dressed in black suites that visit people after they have witnessed UAP sightings. The men are said to try and intimidate the witnesses, telling them not to say anything to anyone about the phenomena they have seen. They are said to drive in black sedans and show up in black helicopters. Men in Black are part of ufology and government conspiracy theory cover-up of their knowledge about unidentified flying objects. 

     The reports of MIBS started in 1947 in Washington State around the same time as the first flying saucers were sighted also in the state of Washington and the UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico. A UAP sighting occurred at Maury Island by 2 men that year. Harold Dahl said he was subsequently visited by a strange man wearing black, after the sighting.

       Albert Bender, a ufologist, was contacted by MIBs in Connecticut in 1953. He started his own UFO club in the early 1950s, called the “International Flying Saucer Bureau”.

       And John Keel, another  ufologist and author of “The Mothman Prophecies”, was also visited by Men in Black, in 1967, in West Virginia. John came up with the term MIB. 
       Another encounter in West Virginia, in the mid 1960s, a contactee saw a UAP land in the road. A strange man came out and communicated with the person through telepathy. The MIB like being said his name was Indrid Cold, also known as the smiling man. This was the same area and time frame as the Mothman sightings, before the bridge collapse Point Pleasant, W.V. in 1967.

Also see Mothman Legend;
https://www.writerscafe.org/writing/novram/2821386/

       The Men in Black are reported to look strange with pale white skin. Some theorize that they are hybrid human and alien beings. Some woman who have been abducted by Aliens report being impregnated during the incident. After carrying a child for months they were taken again by E.T.’s and they say the baby was removed. Could they be alien/humans hybrids that later become MIB’s?

References:
Wikipedia.org; Men in black.
Cryptidz.Fandom.Com; Indrid Cold.