The case itself is kind of interesting, though. It involves a woman and her daughter in their car at night sighting a bright light that started to behave suspiciously... "We pulled onto the road facing east and sat there watching it flicker and dart in ways that proved to be it was not an airplane, and I watched it ascend upward at a slight angle OVER the trees and descended in front of them towards us."
The narrative gets more interesting from there, but there are a couple features of this case report that caught my eye before I even got to the narrative description... One was that the witness reported psychological effects during the sighting. I don't think I've ever come across this before, and I'm curious to learn more about how the witness was affected. What's more, in the section of the case report where the witness is asked to check off anything the object did during the encounter, there is a list of 53 possible behaviors from which to choose, and while most witnesses will check one or two or maybe three, this witness checked off an even dozen!
Here's the rest of the witness' list:
- Changed Direction
- Turned Abruptly
- Hovered
- Descended
- Ascended
- Over Powerlines
- Over a Building
- Blinked
- Pulsated
- Had Fuzzy Edges
- Glowed
- Affected Me Psychologically
Or was it?
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Talk about "Fuzzy Edges..." New guidelines from MUFON will make it easier to identify flying objects such as this one. |
Of course... this whole thing could prove to be a Farce.
3 comments:
Mark - see if you can get permission to interview the child without mommy being there. You have to be extra careful not to ask leading questions but that corroborative testimony is critical.
Do you think it appropriate or wise to post the last name / source of your current investigation?
This witness did not request anonymity when reporting the event to MUFON.
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