One of the most mysterious and well-documented UFO landings took place on a farm near Delphos, Kansas on November 2, 1971. Physical evidence was recorded and preserved for analysis by the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO). This case not only left the farm residents scratching their heads, but also left UFO researchers, police, and members of the media dumbfounded by the events.

According to APRO records and several reports written by head UFO physical-trace investigator Ted Phillips, the incident began around 7 p.m., while sixteen-year-old Ronnie Johnson was tending the sheep with his dog. Ronald’s mother remembers calling out to her son to come to dinner, to which Ronnie replied that he would be in soon. At about this time, Ronnie heard a rumbling noise and looked up to see an extremely bright object about seventy-five feet away. The light was so intense that he had trouble making out the texture of the object, but he could make out a short-stemmed mushroom shape. The entire object was illuminated appearing to be a mass of multicolored lights.

1. A drawing of the Delphos object and its trajectory as it flew off. (Credit: MUFON)

Ronnie estimated the object to be nine feet wide and ten feet high. It hovered a couple of feet above the ground, with the bottom of the object appearing to illuminate the brightest. Ronnie described the sound as similar to a washing machine.

Witness Ronnie Johnson with his dog.

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Ronnie remembers his dog staying perfectly still and not making a sound, while the sheep were disturbed and bellowing. The animals had lasting effects. For weeks after the incident, the sheep would jump out of their pens. Ronnie’s dog was also afraid of being outside at night and would scratch at the door frantically for several days after the incident.

After watching the object for about five minutes, Ronnie says the light below the object intensified, and it began to lift up. The light was so bright that it began to hurt his eyes. Ronnie’s eyes were irritated for some time after the incident.

The object quickly flew over a nearby shed, avoiding a collision by only a few feet. The rumbling sound changed to a high-pitched jet noise as it flew off.

At this point, Ronnie completely lost his vision, but could still hear the object moving into the distance. After a couple minutes, his vision came back and he could see the light now high in the sky. He heard his mother call him again, and he ran into the house to get his parents. At first they did not believe his story, but eventually went out to take a look. Once outside, they saw a bright light in the sky that was about half the size of the moon and continued to get smaller as it moved away out of view.

APRO investigator Clancy Tull, a lawyer from Kansas City, Missouri, questioned the family and found an interesting disparity in time spans noted by the witnesses. Mrs. Johnson said that, after she had called Ronnie to come in for dinner the first time, her and her husband had leisurely finished their meal before calling Ronnie again—some thirty minutes later. Ronnie could not account for these thirty minutes; to him, it seemed to be only about five minutes.

After the object had left, Ronnie and his parents went to examine the area over which the object had been hovering. They found a glowing ring on the ground and glowing areas on the nearby trees. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson touched the glowing ground and felt numbness in their fingers. Mrs. Johnson tried to wipe the dirt off her fingers onto her leg, which then also felt numb. The numbness in her fingers lasted for several days.

A picture of the ring left at the landing site.

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Mrs. Johnson said that the ground felt cool, even while it glowed. She also described the ground as slick and crusty. After touching the ground, Mrs. Johnson ran inside to get her camera. She took a picture of the glowing ground. Mr. Johnson called the local paper, the Delphos Republican.

The next day, Mr. Johnson and Ronnie went to talk to Delphos Republican reporter Thaddia Smith. They told her their story and showed her the picture. Still skeptical, but with a piqued curiosity, she decided to visit the farm. Her husband and son-in-law were also curious, so they accompanied her.

The ring in the ground impressed Smith. She said, “Upon arriving at the scene, I knew instantly that something had left evidence that it had been there.” There had been recent rains, and she noted that the ring area was dry even though the ground in the middle and outside of the ring was muddy. She also observed branches that appeared to have been broken by the object and a tree that she believed was crushed from the take-off or landing of the object.

Another picture of the ring left at the landing site.

(Credit: MUFON)

Back in the office, she called the local weather radar to find out if they had observed any unknown objects, but unfortunately the weather radar had not been on that night. Smith then called a local radio station to inform them of the incident. Finally, Smith called Ottawa County Sheriff Ralph Enlow, who began an investigation.

Researcher Ted Phillips obtained the Sheriff’s report on the incident along with the report that Smith had provided the Sheriff. The Sheriff’s report stated that officers went to the Johnson farm and took statements from the family. The officers observed the ring and noted the dryness of the ground that made up the ring as compared to the ground in the middle and surrounding the ring. They also noted the broken branches and a discoloration of some of the affected trees.

Representatives of the Sheriff’s office said that they checked radiation levels and determined that the ground was not radioactive. They also took soil samples. The soil was described as “almost white in color and very dry.” The Sheriff’s office’s report ended with a note about another sighting seen in the area at the same time as the sighting on the Johnsons’ farm.

Phillips’ investigation into the Delphos landing and the statements issued from the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office and Thaddia Smith were printed in the September 1985 journal of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Phillips reported that, thirty-two days after the event, he went out to conduct his investigation. He called Sheriff Enlow to make him aware of his plans; the Sheriff was waiting for Phillips when he arrived in town. Sheriff Enlow gave Phillips the soil sample and accompanied him out to the Johnsons’ farm.

Upon meeting the Johnsons, Phillips found them to be “very pleasant and calm, not really excited about their unusual experience, but quite curious as what the UFO may have been and what could have produced a ground marking such as the one found at the alleged landing site.” The Johnsons recounted their story and then took Phillips to the landing area.

Illustration of the Delphos object, season and time of day differ from actual sighting.

(Credit: Michael Schratt)

It had recently snowed in Delphos, Kansas, so the ground was wet and muddy, with areas of standing water. Phillips was amazed to see that the ring was still visible. The snow on the ring had not melted, although the ground in the middle of the ring and surrounding it was wet and muddy. When the snow was moved aside, the ground was dry and light brown. Phillips tried pouring water on the ring, but it would not permit the water to pass through the surface.

Phillips then took samples of the soil, finding a large amount of a white substance that was not in the surrounding soil. He also found that the ground in the ring was dry to a depth of about twelve inches.

Phillips then took a look at the trees in the surrounding area. He found the dead tree that had fallen over and observed that it could have been knocked over during the departure or arrival of an object. He discussed with Sheriff Enlow the possibility that the tree could have been pulled over by vandals, but they both agreed that they would have found evidence of this, such as chain marks on the tree. He also noted the broken branches, which were consistent with Ronnie’s report.  If there was an object at the location reported by Ronnie, the object could not have taken-off straight up, because there were branches over the area that were not broken. There were trees to the north and east of the site, which further confirmed that the entrance and departure could only have been the way Ronnie described.

During his second visit to Delphos, Phillips discussed the case further with Sheriff Enlow. The Sheriff said that he didn’t believe the event was a hoax. He went so far as to write Phillips a written statement that in part said, “In reference to the UFO sighting at the Johnson residence near Delphos, Kansas on November 2, 1971. The Johnsons are lifetime residents of Ottawa County and the Delphos community. They are well-known and well-respected by officers from this department. It is the opinion of this Officer that the information given by them would be accurate to the best of their knowledge.”

Sheriff Enlow also commented on the separate sighting report he had received: “In reference to the UFO sighting on November 2, 1971 by Lester Ernsbarger of Minneapolis, Kansas. Mr. Ernsbarger is an employee of the Minneapolis Street Department and a reserve Police Officer with the Minneapolis Police Department. I feel that his information would be accurate to the best of his knowledge.”

Phillips then went to visit Thaddia Smith again. She said that her visit to the Johnsons’ farm took place on the evening of November 3. She said that her and her husband could distinctly see the glowing of the ring. She included in her statement that, “in the area around and inside the circle there was nothing but darkness giving a person an eerie feeling.”  She continued, “The Johnson family, having lived in the Delphos Community their entire life, are respected, truthful, conscientious, trustworthy, and a well-thought-of typical hardworking Kansas farm family.”

While the soil analysis failed to reveal any abnormal findings, the white substance had not been identified. UFO researcher and author Jacques Vallee tackled this issue in his book, Dimensions: A Casebook of Alien Contact. There, he noted that white substances had been found in anomalous rings before. He was able to obtain a sample of the soil from the Delphos ring, which he sent to a biological laboratory in France. The substance was determined to be an organic organism related to Actinomycetales, which Vallee describes as “an intermediate organism between bacteria and fungus.” Actinomycetales is often found with a fungus called Basidiomycetes, which can fluoresce under certain circumstances.

Some speculate that the object that landed in Delphos somehow affected the ground so as to accelerate the growth of the Actinomycetales. Others believe that this is evidence of a much more prosaic answer—a natural phenomenon called a “fairy ring,” in which a grove of mushrooms grow in a ring pattern.  While skeptics believe that the glowing ring seen on the ground at the Johnsons’ farm was a fairy ring that was present before Ronnie’s sighting. The only problem with this theory is that fairy rings are connected to a fungus called Mycelium, not to Actinomycetales, the organism found in the ground at Delphos.

Professional skeptic Phillip Klass suspected that the Delphos case was a hoax. He believed that the ring in the ground was a result of a water trough used by the sheep that was at the location of the circle for many years. He alleged that years of sheep urinating around the trough was the most likely cause of the circle, and that once the trough was moved, the circle remained.

Because of Ted Phillips’ careful preservation of the soil samples from Delphos, another analysis was performed in 1999 by Phyllis Budinger, a chemist and retired research scientist for BP/Amoco. She found an unusually high concentration of Oxalic acid. Budinger’s report included a possible explanation of the existence of Oxalic acid offered by her colleague, Dr. J. Robert Mooney: “Exhaust from a low temperature ionization or combustion engine (whose fuel source was elemental carbon) could leave a high concentration of the acid along with other lower molecular weight acids.”

National Inquirer panel from 1975. From left: Dr. R. Leo Sprinkle, Dr. Frank Salisbury, Dr. James Harder, Dr. Robert Creegan, Dr. J. Allen Hynek and Mr. Jim Lorenzen.

(Credit: APRO)

I attended the 2010 MUFON Symposium in Denver and, while there, caught up with Dr. Frank Salisbury, who holds a Ph.D in both plant physiology and geochemistry. He was part of a board of scientists, made up largely of APRO consultants, put together by the National Inquirer to determine the most believable UFO cases from a scientific perspective. In 1973, as a result of the scientists’ designation of the Delphos incident as the best UFO case, the National Inquirer awarded the Johnsons five-thousand dollars. Nonetheless, Dr. Salisbury told me that he still believes that it is possible that the Delphos story was a hoax perpetrated solely for the purpose of obtaining the National Inquirer award.

Thirty-nine years later, the Delphos landing is still controversial. It says a lot that the local press and police believed that the incident at the Johnsons’ farm was not a hoax.  Delphos remains one of the  most interesting alleged UFO landing cases.

This article first appeared in the 4th issue of Open Minds Magazine (no longer in print).

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One of the first multiple-witness sighting cases investigated by the U.S. Air Force’s Project Blue Book, and determined to be an “unknown,” began with sightings by police officers in Oregon and Washington on July 4, 1947. The case was broken up into multiple incidents, even though they were all lumped together into one Blue Book case file. The Blue Book report included an article from the Oregon Journal that detailed the sightings, and included testimony of several other witnesses.

Portland Police cruiser. Police officers were the primary witnesses in this case.

(Credit: M.O. Stevens)

Incident #5: Portland, Oregon

The sightings began at approximately 1:05 p.m. on July 4, 1947.  It was a clear, warm day with very few clouds. City of Portland police officer Kenneth McDowell was feeding pigeons in the parking lot in the back of the police precinct when the pigeons began to get excited about something and flew off. He looked around to see what was going on and spotted five large flying discs in the sky east of Portland. Two were flying south, and the other three were heading east. He said that he could not make out their color, but that they were flying very fast and “dipping up and down in an oscillating motion.” He was unsure of the objects’ speed or altitude; they moved so quickly that they were out of sight within a few seconds. He immediately notified police dispatch, and they sent out an alert.

Incident #6:  Milwaukie, Oregon

At the same time as Kenneth McDowell’s sighting, Oregon State Police Sergeant Claude Cross said he also saw three discs following each other and moving very quickly over the skies of Milwaukie, Oregon, which is just south of Portland.

Incident #7: Portland, Oregon

Portland police patrolman Earl Patterson, a former air corps pilot, heard a radio alert about the object and stopped to take a look. He also spotted one of the objects, which was moving very fast. The Blue Book report noted that the object was moving “[f]aster than any speed witness had ever seen.” It moved southeast over Portland and made a ninety degree turn without difficulty. Patterson suspected it was a remote-controlled object and described the object as an aluminum disc or possibly having an eggshell white color.  He also said that the object didn’t reflect any light. He estimated the object was flying at 30,000 feet in altitude.

Portland, Oregon.

(Credit: Bob Heims/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)

Incident #8: Portland, Oregon

At the same time as Patterson’s sighting, City of Portland Police patrolmen Walter Lissy and Robert Ellis had stopped their car and spotted three flat, round, white discs flying at approximately 40,000 feet and moving very quickly. Lissy said the objects were in a “straight line formation except the last disc fluttered very rapidly in a sideways arc.” The Blue Book report noted that both Lissy and Ellis were WWII veterans, private pilots, and considered highly dependable and trustworthy.  The Oregon Journal indicated this may have been the first sighting of the 1947 Oregon/Washington events, but the Blue Book report listed the Patterson sighting as the first.

Incident #12: Vancouver, Washington

In nearby Vancouver, Washington, Clark County Sherriff’s deputies John Sullivan, Clarence McKay, and Fred Krives heard the report from the Portland police over the radio and ran outside to look at the sky. They say they saw twenty to thirty objects in a V-shaped formation, five miles away over Portland. Sullivan said they looked like a flight of geese, but that he heard a low humming sound.

A page from the Blue Book file.

(Credit: U.S. Air Force)

The Oregon Journal Witnesses

The article in the Oregon Journal included more witnesses to the UFOs seen on that day. The article identified members of the harbor patrol who heard the police alert and also stepped out to take a look. They also saw the objects moving at a great speed and said they seemed to be flashing, which hampered the witnesses’ ability to make out their shapes. According to the article, harbor pilot captain K.A. Prahn said, “The disks would oscillate and sometimes we would see a full disk, then a half-moon shape, then nothing at all. The objects looked more like shiny chrome hub caps off a car which wobbled, disappeared and reappeared.”

The harbor patrol witnesses said they saw an airplane in the sky at the same time, but they were adamant that these other objects were not planes.

The Oregon Journal also mentioned similar objects spotted by the crew of a United Airlines flight over Boise, Idaho later the same day. The article said that the pilot told United Press that the objects were “thin and smooth on the bottom and rough appearing on the top.” He said that the crew saw the objects clearly at around 8 p.m. They followed the objects for 45 miles before they disappeared.

Another witness, Seattle-based U.S. Coast Guard officer Frank Ryman, also spoke with United Press and said he took a photograph of one of the objects. Ryman saw the object from the porch of his home and described it as a “white saucer” flying over the north end of Seattle’s Lake Washington. His photograph was analyzed, but all that could be seen was a tiny white dot.

The last witness was an amusement park employee. He claimed he saw several objects that looked “like spinning disks.” He said that several people had seen the object along with him, including a female pilot.

Blue Book Evaluation

Dr. J. Allen Hynek

The Blue Book report noted, “There is no astronomical explanation for this incident, nor for numerous others which occurred in and near Portland on the Fourth of July, 1947.” It also recognized the similarities in the reports, such as the “terrific” speed of the craft, their round shape, abrupt movements, and quick disappearance.

Although the investigator said he could not offer any definitive hypothesis as to what the objects were, he noted that because it was the Fourth of July it is possible that small pieces of aluminum-looking objects were dropped by a plane in a celebration. If that was the case, the investigator wrote, the pieces of aluminum would appear to flutter and give the illusion of being a fast moving disc. Still, he commented, “The above is not to be regarded as a very likely explanation but only a possibility.”

Even though the U.S. Air Force officially labeled this case an “unknown,” consulting scientist, J. Allen Hynek did not agree. He seemed to be partial to the investigator’s speculation. He listed this case in his file of “non-astronomical” incidents, specifically associating the events with possible rockets, flares, or falling bodies.

See the entire Project Blue Book file on this case here.

This article originally appeared in Open Minds Magazine Issue 26 June/July 2014.

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An Oregon witness at Lebanon reported watching a fast-moving object crossing his property just four feet off of the ground that created a water-like distortion in the air, according to testimony in Case 77679 from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.

The witness and his wife were outside on July 14, 2016, when the object crossed their property just four feet off of the ground.

Pictured: Lebanon, Oregon. (Credit: Google)

The event occurred on July 10, 2016, and was reported to MUFON on July 14, 2016.

“Something traversed between my wife and I about four feet off the ground that made an unidentifiable noise and the speed of which was extraordinarily fast,” the witness stated.“Neither of us place any credence in ‘aliens among us’ or visitations.”

The witness believes the physics against such things are irrefutable.

“My career was in astronomy on top of Mauna Kea in Hawaii. My wife was a banker and accountant.”

The object created a distortion in the air that seemed like looking through water.

Pictured: Lebanon, Oregon. (Credit: Google)

The object somehow created a distortion.

“Whatever it was created a distortion in the air between us for an instant. We live in a suburban area and our residence is surrounded by a fir forest. To the right of me from whence ‘it’ came is a 150-meter-tall hill about 50 meters away which we also own. Aside from the noise of the event there was absolutely no report one might ascribe to the discharge of a fire arm. Our area is for the most part dead quiet. If it were a bullet, etc., ‘it’ would have to be able to climb a 150-meter-tall hill, go over the top, and then descend to our level and go absolutely parallel to the ground between us.”

The witness hesitated to report the event.

“I have been reluctant to report this because of my own core beliefs, however, one of my friends encouraged me to do so anyway. I have a home observatory (a Meade 12-inch LX200) and do a lot of observing and hunting for NEOs. I have yet to see anything unexplainable either here or on top of Mauna Kea. Having said that, the event my wife and I witnessed not only frightened us, but left us with profound curiosity as to its origin. The distortion in the air between us looked as if we were looking through water. The noise was subtle, but unlike anything we have ever heard. I own guns and know a ricochet when I hear one. Am I alone in this?”

The object also emitted a noise that the witness was not able to identify.

Pictured: Lebanon, Oregon. (Credit: Google)

Lebanon is a city in Linn County, Oregon, population 15,518. Oregon MUFON Assistant State Director Keith Rowell is investigating. Please remember that most UFO sightings can be explained as something natural or man-made. The above quotes were edited for clarity. Please report UFO activity to MUFON.com.

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A Tennessee witness at Memphis reported watching two V-shaped UFOs “hanging” in the sky over an interstate highway, according to testimony in Case 77441 from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.

The witness was southbound along I-55 in Memphis near the Delta Refinery, pictured, when the UFOs were spotted hovering above on June 22, 2016.

(Credit: Google)

The witness was driving to Memphis Airport along southbound I-55 at 3:30 a.m. on June 22, 2016, near the Delta Refinery when the incident occurred.

“As we got closer, I slowed and rolled my window down and stuck my head out to get a better view,” the witness stated.“It was not moving nor making any sound. I could not believe what I was seeing.”

The object was double the size of a large jet.

“Seemed to be over twice the size of a 737 and just hanging there in the sky. Shaped like a V made of two rectangles, cut at the ends to make a point.”

The witness decided not to stop along I-55 to take pictures as it was not safe.

(Credit: Google)

The witness first thought to pull over and dig a camera out of luggage in the vehicle, but then thought it unwise to do that on an expressway.

“The traffic was light, but it was all tractor trailer rigs. I tried adjusting my left rear view mirror, but could not see it even when I looked back. Then, off to my right, some distance away, we saw the same light pattern hanging in the southern sky, too far away see any distinguishable features.”

The witness attempted to sum up the location and size of the object.

“To the best of my memory, I would guess the object was 1,000 to 1,500 feet up, gray in color with white lights along the lower outer edges except for one red light at the back. I would guess that legs of the V to be 30-feet to 50-feet square and 200-feet to 300-feet long with the span at the back of the V about 150-feet. There were two protrusions that I could make out clearly on the bottom of the closest leg. One was a cylindrical-shaped and the other was like an inverted fender well or a spare tire carrier. I am still befuddled about what it was. I swore to myself I will never travel again without a camera ready. To this day, I want to go back and look, camera ready.”

The objects were 200 to 300 feet long.

(Credit: Google)

Tennessee MUFON is investigating. Please remember that most UFO sightings can be explained as something natural or man-made. The above quotes were edited for clarity. Please report UFO activity to MUFON.com.

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A Maine witness in Cumberland County reported watching and videotaping an unknown object that appeared to hover and then spin before disappearing, according to testimony in Case 77585 from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.

Cropped and enlarged still frame from witness video. (Credit: MUFON)

The witness was at home at 9:23 p.m. on July 4, 2016, when the object was first seen and identifying it quickly resolved into wondering if it was a UFO or a drone.

“We all saw the object high in the sky and we filmed the object using a 60x HD camcorder,” the witness stated. “My wife looked out the window and saw an object with bright light high in the sky. We thought the object could be a sophisticated, large drone, possibly military.”

But reviewing the video frame-by-frame the object appears to spin and then disappear.

Cropped and enlarged still frame from witness video. (Credit: MUFON)

“The object hovered stationary for several minutes. Using my HD video camera zoomed in at 60x I could see an A-frame shape for each structure; a red and green light in the middle, and three bright, white lights on top. It began spinning and then disappeared as shown frame-by-frame on the video.”

The object then returned a few minutes later in the same location, but facing a different direction.

“It hovered stationary again and then disappeared. The video zoom did not resolve well, but the object appeared to change color all at once to red before it disappeared. We were excited to see the object even if it turns out to be just a drone. My wife posted the video clip to her Facebook account and friends were shocked. Some said it was just a drone, but others did not. We lost sight of the object because it disappeared.”

Cropped and enlarged still frame from witness video. (Credit: MUFON)

Cumberland County, Maine, has a population of 281,674. Maine MUFON Assistant State Director Valerie Schultz is investigating. Please remember that most UFO sightings can be explained as something natural or man-made. The above quotes were edited for clarity. Please report UFO activity to MUFON.com.

A Connecticut witness at Bridgeport reported watching a slow-moving, white craft at low altitude moving over Black Rock Harbor about 11 p.m. on July 2, 2016, according to testimony in Case 77451 from the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) witness reporting database.

The witness was very familiar with Black Rock Harbor when the UFO moved low across the sky on July 2, 2016. (Credit: Google)

“The Fairfield fireworks had ended,” the witness stated.“The crowd was thinning out. The boats had all come back in. It was time for me to go fishing. I live on Long Island Sound. I fish every night from April to January. If it happens in the night sky I see it! Every moon. Every meteor shower. Every fireworks display.”

The witness was sitting in a spot facing the water.

“Two friends were standing up facing me with their backs to the water. I looked up to engage one friend in conversation. Over her left shoulder I saw a rather large, slow-moving, oval-shaped craft. It was illuminated white. It was blurred because it was flying in low cloud cover or possibly smoke hanging in the air from the fireworks.”

The oval-shaped craft was illuminated white.

(Credit: Google)

The witness watched the object for about 10 seconds before it faded away into the cloud or smoke.

“It travelled slow and would have been following the shoreline heading south. As I’m watching this thing I’m going through the Rolodex in my brain sorting through memories and experiences and what I know already. Airplanes and helicopters have clear projected lights as well as red blinking lights. They also create sound. This was illuminated white and silent.”

The witness even considered someone shining a spotlight into the sky.

“But the light would reflect off the cloud or smoke. None of that either. I’ve been here 25 years and no plane or helicopter has ever flown this bearing, barring search and rescue. There was no search and rescue that night. I eliminated everything I thought it could be based on my experiences. What I am left with is actually a white, walnut-shaped, slow and low moving craft over the shoreline of Black Rock Harbor. Has anyone else reported this?”

The slow-moving craft moved over the shoreline.

(Credit: Google)

Black Rock Harbor is located in Bridgeport, Connecticut on Long Island Sound. Connecticut State Director Michael Panicello is investigating. Please remember that most UFO sightings can be explained as something natural or man-made. The above quotes were edited for clarity. Please report UFO activity to MUFON.com

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