In May of 1951, 60 miles north of present-day Seoul, South Korea, a U.S. Army regiment was preparing an artillery bombardment when a strange glowing object descended towards them from a nearby mountain. The craft approached close enough that a private was able to take aim and fire armor-piercing rounds and seemingly strike the object eliciting a metallic sound. Suddenly, the craft began to emit a beam of light that swept across the positions of the terrified service members.  Some reported feeling a kind of burning sensation throughout their body as the light covered them. The craft then shot off at a 45-degree angle leaving the soldiers confused and fearing they had seen some kind of new Soviet superweapon. Within days, the men started reporting symptoms that seemed to resemble radiation sickness. Similar symptoms were reported by two women and a young boy who were unfortunate enough to encounter a similar craft on a December night in 1980. This encounter would leave at least one of the ladies completely debilitated within just a few days and with seemingly lifelong effects. It would lead to one of the only UFO cases in history where a formal lawsuit was brought against the U.S. government for damages caused by an unidentified flying object. This case file, join the Theorists as they dab on their radioactive bingo cards in...The Cash-Landrum UFO EncounterSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/alien-theorists-theorizing5670/donations