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Antonio Lar Rubio was a 33-year-old man
0:39
living with his wife and child out in
0:41
this small Brazilian town <<–Find this story please

Hmmm, I couldn’t find any credible record or news article about a 33‑year‑old man named Antonio Lar Rubio living in a small Brazilian town with his wife and child (and appearing at video timestamp 0:39–0:41). It's possible the story is from a lesser‑known documentary, a YouTube video, a podcast, or a fictional screenplay rather than mainstream media.

Could you share more context? For example:

– Where did you encounter this story (YouTube, podcast, documentary, blog)?
– Was it part of a true‑crime piece, a fictional narrative, or perhaps a local community story?
– Any other names, locations, dates, or additional details you remember?

With a bit more info I’ll dive deeper—and if it’s a video or story out there, I’ll track it down.
It is a UFO abduction story from 1977

Here’s what I found on **Antonio La Rubia** (occasionally spelled *La Rubia* or *La Rubia*, not Rubio) — a well-documented alien abduction case in Brazil:

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## 🛸 The Incident – September 15, 1977, Paciencia, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

– At around **2:15 a.m.** on **September 15, 1977**, **Antonio**, a **33‑year‑old bus driver**, encountered a **hat‑shaped UFO** (around 200 ft/60 m wide, dull gray) in a field near Paciencia. citeturn0search7turn0search1
– When approaching, he was struck by a **bright blue light** that instantly **paralyzed** him. citeturn0search7turn0search6
– Three small robotic entities (~4 ft / 1.2 m tall) materialized. They had **football-shaped heads topped with spinning antennae**, a band of blue mirror-like panels around each head, **stocky metallic-scaled bodies**, and **trunk‑like arms ending in a single finger**. Each robot had one pedestal-like leg ending in a saucer-shaped base. citeturn0search6turn0search7
– The robots lifted Antonio using a beam and floated him toward the craft. Later inside, he found himself in **white corridors** and a **circular chamber** populated by two dozen robots. He shouted in Portuguese, “Who you are? What you want?” and was met with silence—yet the robots fainted momentarily and resumed after. citeturn0search7turn0search6

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## 🤒 Aftermath & Physical Effects

– That day, Antonio felt **nausea, diarrhea, body aches, headaches, short‑lived vision darkening**, and later worsened symptoms leading to hospitalization. He looked at images he’d seen in the UFO which seemed to predict his suffering—one grim image showed smoke issuing from his back. citeturn0search11turn0search10

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## 🔍 Connection to Operation Saucer (Operação Prato)

– This incident was part of a larger wave of UFO-related attacks in **Colares and nearby areas** in 1977, known locally as the **“Chupa‑Chupa”** phenomenon, during which beams allegedly caused burns and blood loss in hundreds of residents. citeturn0search13turn0search14turn0search24turn0search2
– Responding to the crisis, the Brazilian Air Force launched **Operation Saucer** (Operação Prato) between **late 1977 and early 1978**, documenting dozens of cases. Although their official reports eventually concluded no unusual phenomena, testimony and declassified files offer a trove of compelling—but controversial—details. citeturn0search13turn0search14turn0search24turn0reddit17

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## 🤔 Why It's Unique & Skeptical Notes

– The vivid, mechanical detail of the robot entities—from their mirror‑striped heads to syringe-like implements—makes this case stand out from more typical humanoid abduction stories. citeturn0search6turn0reddit12
– Critics suggest mass hysteria, sensational reporting, or misinterpretation of psychological phenomena—but defenders point to **medical documentation**, **military photographs**, **thousands of pages of reports**, and **film footage**. citeturn0reddit17turn0reddit25
– Still, mainstream science remains skeptical—no independent scientific verification of the encounters has emerged, and critical reviews class the case under **CE4‑type events** (witnesses claiming direct contact with entities). citeturn0search7turn0search1

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## 🧠 Final Thoughts

Skeptical? Absolutely worth being. This story echoes mass hypnosis, folklore, and possible psychosocial contagion. But then again, there's *physical illness*, *medical records*, *military docs*, and survivors—enough that many researchers consider it one of the best-documented abduction claims out there.

Curious to dig into the official Operation Saucer files or eyewitness medical reports? I can fetch those too.

Want to explore how this case compares to Antônio Vilas‑Boas (1957), or broader themes like **CE‑class UFO contact cases**? I’m up for it.