Incident at Devil's Den

A True Story

By: Terry Lovelace Esq.

Narrated by: Terry J. Lovelace

I'm a 64-year-old retired lawyer and former Assistant Attorney General with an unusual story to tell. Every word of it is true. It happened in a state park known as Devil's Den. For fear of losing my job and damaging my reputation in the legal community, I never spoke about the incident. If it hadn't happened to me, I'd be skeptical too.

In 1977, I was an active duty NCO in the USAF. A friend and I planned a two-night camping trip to explore the wilderness. Hoping to photograph eagles we sought a remote area on high ground. We drove deep into the forest until we came to a high plateau. It was the perfect location. We had forest to our back and a large open meadow in front of us. The view was amazing. We made camp and settled in for an evening around the campfire.

Late in the evening I noticed the forest sounds of crickets and tree frogs we'd heard just an hour earlier had all stopped. The silence unnerved me but my friend Toby assured me our laughter and chatter had quieted them and they'd soon return. I still felt unsettled. Looking to the west Toby asked, Where those lights there before? I turned to look. There on the horizon sat a perfect triangle of three very bright stars. We studied them for a few minutes and were speculating what they might be...when they suddenly moved. They rotated once as if on an axis and began a slow ascent into the night sky.

The three points of light remained equidistant to one another, gaining altitude and speed. The lights on each point of the triangle grew brighter too, as the triangle expanded. The area inside the triangle was solid black, much darker than the surrounding night sky. As it moved past stars they would blink out for a moment and then blink back on once it had passed. I recall the uneasiness I felt a half-hour earlier was gone. I asked my friend, Hey, Tobe...are you afraid? He didn't reply. This triangle was soon over our heads. I recall thinking that Toby had been wrong; the night sounds never returned....

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Not too bad Not too bad at all

I kept laughing about how he couldn't stop coming up with every way possible to remind us that his friend in the story was a black guy. like "now Toby would out run me and beat me in foot races on his worst day" or "Toby got himself a two gallon jug of grape drink" or "time for sunscreen for one of us, me Toby didn't need sunscreen" etc.. etc.. I'm surprised he didn't mention how much his friend Toby loved fried chicken & watermelon.(in a funny way though I don't think he's a bad guy or racist, just an old white guy)

Excellent

We need more disclosure like this man has done. Very genuine and eye opening. Highly recommended this book

A must read for the UAP(UFO) enthusiast

All I can say is WOW! Mr. Lovelace's account is mesmerizing and makes you wonder, is disclosure close?

Amazing writer and Author. Him reading the story!!

This guy Terry sure be accurate . Very convincing. He was on DrJ Radio Live for two hours. Shared a lot of detail and answered audience questions.

Great read!

Terry does a great job narrating his interesting story. Great read. You won't be disappointed.

I believe him.

loved it, narrator was good. I saw unexplainable lights shine very bright in the front yard, hearing that hum, then disappear and silent.

Amazing Story! Couldn't stop listening.

Terry,
You won't remember me, but I am Ron and Sheri Meadows daughter. I remember coming to BBQ's at your house as a child and that you worked with my dad and Chris at the dealership. My mom told me about your book and I was eager to listen. Although frightening, I have always had a fascination with these types of event recounts. I remember as a child my dad and I would sit on the roof of our house and he'd explain his desire to come in contact with life from another world. But after listening to your book and watching countless re-telling's of other peoples stories, I'm not so sure it's a wise desire. I am a believer - I always have been (since early childhood). I guess its more of an innate knowing that more exists out-there (somewhere). I listen to hundreds of books each year and your audiobook is fantastic - thank you! I am sorry to hear about everything you have been through and wish you the best. (~Dawn Schleper

wonderful

really enjoyed this. after hearing about terry on astonishing legends I had to read the book.

I rarely give a book five stars

But this one earned it as it was riveting and interesting to the core. You won't regret it if you purchase this book.

A Wild Ride

glad the author was also the narrator. found this book after watching a 2 part documentary on amazon prime. The monkey masks was a bit odd to hear. definently requires a open mind to process this adventure as a true story.