Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're looking at 10 unsolved UFO cases.
That's correct, 10 unsolved UFO cases.
We'll just go through these quickly and then I'll go back as
time permits and go over some of these in more detail.
Interesting cases Nonetheless, I found this over at spyscape.com.
spyscape.com. I'll put the links at the Kofi
website and the Locals website. The title says Top ten
Mysterious UFO Sightings that Still Haunt Witnesses.
So just think about that. While the government and the DoD
and a row Arthur telling you and telling anyone that will listen
that all of these UFO sightings have been explained or explained
away, that's not the case. We have lots and lots of cases
that have never been explained, it begins.
It says In 2020, the Pentagon released 3 grainy videos taken
by Navy pilots who witnessed speeding objects mysteriously
disappear. After a thorough review, the DoD
found the videos did not reveal any sensitive capabilities or
systems and did not impinge on any subsequent investigations of
military airspace incursions by unidentified aerial phenomena.
The videos show what pilots saw during training flights in 2004
and 2015. They remain unexplained.
The I would just differ a little bit with that.
What you're seeing is a very grainy video.
I mean, I have to think these guys are seeing better quality
video than that. And they're they're in the
cockpit. We don't know what they saw with
their own eyes. Goes on.
It says Here are 10 other bizarre UFO sightings that still
give witnesses the shivers #1 quote.
We're not crazy, pilots tell yellow life air traffic
controllers in 2023 Canadian air traffic controllers and pilots
couldn't identify 2 white lights moving in a circular pattern
reported over Canada's Northwest Territories in 2023.
It says good evening. Just wondering, do you got two
planes that are just to the east of your field doing circuits or
maneuvers? UN quote a crew member aboard a
Canadian N flight headed to Yellowknife, NT.
Ask air traffic controllers. It was just before midnight on
January 29th, 2023. Negative.
I have no reported traffic in the areas, the Yellowknife air
traffic controller replied. Do you have a visual on
something? The crew of the twin turboprop
Canadian N aircraft responded somewhat hesitantly.
Yeah, we're looking at 2 Lights dancing around here to the east
of your field. They're above us about.
I don't know what, We're not seeing them on TCAS.
That's traffic control, collision avoidance systems.
But we can see the lights moving around.
There's a pause before the crew member radios back to say we're
not crazy. No, we believe you.
The air traffic control replies. The sightings remain
unexplained. Now, we did a podcast on this
one fascinating case where pilots are in the air, they see
the UFOs and they're still unexplained, even though the FAA
tells us there's nothing to worry about with these things
flying around in and around, air traffic goes on here, says the
Phoenix Lights incident, 1997 Arizona, US And we've talked
about this extensively on the program.
In 1997, multiple witnesses reported seeing a large
triangular shaped object flying over Phoenix, AZ.
The object was described as it being massive in size, silent,
and emitting a series of lights. Despite the numerous eyewitness
accounts and photographic evidence, the Phoenix Lights
incident remains a topic of debate and speculation.
Some believe that the object was a secret military aircraft,
while others believe that it was an extraterrestrial spacecraft.
Well, this was a very strange incident.
A lot of weird stuff happened around that, you know, You
remember Fife Sammington coming out and doing the little alien
skit. Also some stuff happening with
people losing video they take out of this thing.
Really weird stuff going on here.
We'll come back to that for just in just a minute and talk about
it a little bit more. This here, a third one.
It says Reynolds from Forest Incident 1980 Suffolk, UK The
Reynolds from Forest incident took place in England in 1980
near the joint Usuk military base of RAF Vent Waters and RAF
Woodbridge. According to eyewitnesses,
military officers encountered an unidentified glowing object in
the force, which they described as being metallic and emitting a
bright light. They also reported strange
symbols X on the object's surface, and they claimed that
they experienced a range of physical and psychological
effects after their encounter. Despite an official
investigation by the military, the original force incident
remains unexplained. That's one of those that took
place a long time ago, and it's very strange to me.
I think too. There are some questions I have
about that though. #4 says the Gulf Breeze 6/19/87 to 1988 Gulf
Breeze FL. The Gulf Breeze 6 refers to a
series of UFO sightings that took place in Gulf Breeze, FL in
the 1980s. According to accounts, 6 Florida
residents claim to have encountered a series of strange
flying objects including a large triangular shaped craft.
Some believe that the sightings were genuine encounters with
extraterrestrial craft while others argue that they were
hoaxes or misidentifications of other aircraft.
Despite official investigations, there are no clear cut answers.
It's always funny how the people that weren't there can tell you
what you saw. We go down here to #5, it says
The Westfall UFO incident 1966 Wellborn Australia.
This is another really strange one.
The Westfall The West Hall UFO incident took place in
Melbourne, Australia in 1966 when a large disc shaped object
was seen hovering low in the sky above a school in the suburb of
West Hall. The object was described as
being silent and emitting a bright light and it reportedly
landed briefly in a nearby field before taking off again.
The sighting was reported by multiple witnesses, including
students and teachers at the school.
The site is now a UFO themed children's playground.
Must have a real impact on those folks.
Number six, the Laken Heath Bentwaters incident, 1956
England, UK As spooky incidents go, the Laken Heath Bentwaters
incident is right up there. The UFO sight took place in
England 1956 when a series of strange lights were seen in the
sky over Bentwaters and Laken Heath air bases.
They were described as being large glowing objects that were
flying at high speeds and performing unusual maneuvers.
The sighting was reported by multiple witnesses, including
military personnel. It remains one of the most
mysterious and unexplained UFO sightings in Europe.
Here's #7. The Murray Island Incident 1947
Puget Sound, Washington, US We've talked about this multiple
times on the podcast. This is a weird one.
The Murray Island incident took place in Puget Sound, Washington
in 1947. A large doughnut shaped object
was seen hovering above the waters of Puget Sound and
strange objects including rocks and metal fragments reportedly
fell from the Earth and landed on the nearby island Amore.
The sighting was reported by two witnesses and to this day the
incident continues to generate interest and speculation among
enthusiasts. This is a case where they tried
to claim that the UFO meta material that was discharged
actually came from a local foundry or something, I think.
And it really, really beat up on this guy.
I think one of them recanted their testimony and then came
back and said, well, no, I was forced to recant.
I mean, this 1947 sighting here in Washington, remember this
would have been the first time, you know, the same year as
Rockwell, not that long after, I think that the flying saucer
spotted elsewhere in Washington. And so he had a lot of activity
going on. But the way these people were
Deperson and harassed. If you go back and look at this
case, we've talked about this in the podcast Really A concerning
Situation #8, the world's UFO Hotspot.
It says 1992 to 2:20 to 2023. Bonny Bridge, Scotland, the
picturesque Scottish town of Bonny Bridge between Glasgow and
Edinburgh, is the world's UFO hotspot with more than 6000
sightings. And residents are demanding to
know why. Local counselor Billy Buchanan
wants a government investigation.
Is it military? We don't know, but we demand to
know. UFO experts have descended on
Monti Bridge, but no one can explain the alien crop circles
or sightings that began in 1992 when a motorist reported a craft
floating over the road nestled between the dark, rolling
mountains and the misty Glens. It was really beautiful scenery
out there, this rolling kind of pastoral landscape.
Just imagine seeing a flying saucer out there, a crop circle.
They've got some pretty good diagrams here for this next one.
This is the Koine Helicopter incident says 1973 Ohio US.
The Koine helicopter incident is a well known UFO sighting that
took place in Ohio in 1973. According to eyewitness
accounts, AUS Army Reserve helicopter was flying over
Mansfield OH when it encountered a strange cylindrical object
that was reportedly hovering in the air.
The object was described as being over 100 feet in length
and having several lights on its surface.
The helicopter crew reported that their instruments were
affected by the presence of the object, and that it appeared to
be maneuvering in a way that defied the laws of physics.
But don't tell Sean Kirkpatrick that, because nothing has ever
happened that defies the laws of physics as far as UFOs go.
The Delphos UFO Sighting 1971 Delphos KS US, says In 1971, a
large glowing object was reportedly seen hovering in the
sky above Delphus. It was described as being
circular in shape and emitting a bright light.
The sighting was reported by multiple witnesses.
That's very interesting. We'll take a look at that one
too, Area 51 in Roswell says. Some of you may be wondering
about Area 51, which is so spooky we've dedicated an entire
article to it. As for Roswell, the mother of
all UFO stories, no object was actually observed.
So we've we parked Roswell to one side.
For those who don't know the story, Roswell UFO incident took
place in Roswell, NM in 1947, involving the crash of an
extraterrestrial spacecraft in the recovery of its debris by
the US military. According to the story, the
wreckage was taken to a military base where it was kept secret
and covered up by the government.
Yeah, I think we can be pretty sure of that.
Now I'm going to go back and take a look at a couple of these
specific cases we talked about here because I just think
they're so interesting. So we'll look at two of these
cases. The first one is the Phoenix
Lights case. This happened back in 1997.
It's mass UFO sighting of this UFO triangle UFO River going
across the state of Arizona. It just just seemed like a one
on half the night and we get a really good idea of how the
government treated it even with you know hundreds probably
thousands of witnesses, different video taken of this
thing. The governor of 517 just came
out and made a joke of it and then later on said well we had
to keep people calm. This is a sort of, I don't know,
I guess it's just out of the playbook of how the government
handles things and this is what I would expect them to do.
Anytime there's a major, you know, a major mass UFO sighting,
they just go with go with the playbook.
Denial, denial, denial. This article is from Axio stated
March 13th, 2024. It says Phoenix Lights became
Arizona UFO legend in 1997. 27 years ago Wednesday.
The Phoenix Lights incident propelled Arizona into the
annals of UFO lore. Then it goes on here it says.
On the night of March 13th, 1997, people in the Phoenix area
reported seeing a grouping of lights arranged in AV shape
hovering over the valley. A second sighting later that
night was reported by a police officer who said he saw a series
of red orange lights hanging over the valley.
The 2nd sighting was attributed to Maryland Air National Guard
aircraft dropping flares during a training exercise.
Of course, I think we've pretty much disproven that a Tucson
astronomer and retired Air Force pilot chalked at the first
incident to another group of A10 warthogs flying in formation.
Now you see this is more nonsense coming up here with
trying to debunk this whole thing.
Never proven. Many believe the lights were
from UFOs with people with common sense.
The Phoenix Lights incident prompted one of the most
memorable, memorable press conference in Arizona history.
A few months later, in June 1997, then Governor Fife
Symington said during a press conference that he was asking
the Department of Public Safety to investigate the lights.
Former adviser Chuck Coughlin said the government's the
governor's aides were concerned about how the comment would make
Symington look during his ongoing federal trial on bank
fraud charges. That's interesting.
Governor is on trial for bank fraud charges, and we're
supposed to believe his authenticity and truthfulness
when he talks about a UFO sighting.
Interesting, the solution was to make a joke out of it, he said.
So they sent a staffer to a local costume shop for an alien
suit. Slymington announced that the
source of lights have been found and presented his chief staff,
Jay Hillier, decked out in an alien costume.
Now that's interesting, I guess. I guess I must have overlooked
this. It says.
Former adviser Chuck Coughlin said the governor's aides were
concerned about how the comment would make Symington look during
his ongoing federal trial on bank fraud charges.
You have to wonder, would that have anything to do with what he
did? So bank fraud charges, That's
really interesting. I looked this up and you can
look it up yourself, just typed it in.
According to Wikipedia it says in 1997 Symington was convicted
on 7 counts of bank fraud and resigned from office, but the
convictions were later overturned before the government
could retry him. Simington was pardoned in
January of 2001 by President Bill Clinton, whom he once saved
from a riptide off of Connecticut during his youth.
And you don't think these guys are connected?
I'm going to do that again. In 1997, Symington was convicted
on 7 counts of bank fraud and resigned from office.
This is the same year the Phoenix Lights.
The same year that he brought the staff member out dressed up
as an alien, made a big joke of everything.
Now, according to Symington, he he'll tell you that, Well, we
did that because we didn't want to upset people and have them be
afraid of UFOs. But his staff member here
apparently says no, we did that because we were afraid of the
impact of him investigating the same might have on his bank
fraud trial. Well, maybe you should have
investigated it because he was convicted, it says.
And then it says the convictions were later overturned before the
government could retry him. Simonton was pardoned in January
of 2001 by President Bill Clinton.
So he's convicted in 97. It says the convictions were
were later overturned. All right.
And then before the government could retry themselves four
years ago by in 2001, Bill Clinton pardons Symington.
And then it says President Bill Clinton, whom he once saved from
a riptide off of Connecticut during his youth.
Now that's weird. I thought that I thought that
Bill Clinton was born and raised in Arkansas, so not really sure
what he was doing in kinetic of it.
Look how connected these guys are.
It's just like this. It's like not even 12° of
separation. It's like it's like 3° of
separation or something. I think that's what I think is
almost as interesting as anything when you come to these
UFO cases and the government's involved is how tangled it is.
So you have a governor who his people ask him to investigate
this really major site. He makes a joke out of it, just
kind of diffuses the whole thing.
He still gets convicted of fraud, but then that's
overturned. I don't know all the details in
that. I suppose on some kind of an
appeal, who knows who the judge was or how they're related?
And then before the government has a chance to retry him, he
gets pardoned by Bill Clinton, whose life he'd saved as a young
man. I talk about conspiracies and
entanglements and all this sorts of stuff that involves a UFO
phenomenon and really pretty much everything else that we see
around us. And people say that I'm a nut or
I'm a conspiracy theory. This examples like this right
here, the closeness, the the limited degrees of separation
between these big time players that should just tell you man,
what are we dealing with? This, this cover up is so easy
to see. Now I look at one more case
here. This last case I want to dive
into a little bit deeper. Is that Delphos KS case.
Now we've talked about this before on the podcast.
I think it's been a while, but it's a really cool case.
I I found this article from unilad.com.
It's got a picture of the husband and wife here, couple of
old school Kansas farmers eye opening, scorch marks on ground
show where family watched UFO Land.
It says this is by Grad Kayunga and it's got a picture here
where the UFO actually landed at an unexplained phenomena left a
family scratching their heads after they allegedly spotted a
UFO that seemingly caused a white ring formation in the mud
of their farm. The incident took place in the
small town of Delphos, KS on November 2nd, 1971, though it's
been revisited by The History Channel show The proof is out
there, which took a deep dive into the story in one of its
episodes. Ron Johnson, 16, was on his
family's farm when he said he saw a bright mushroom shaped
aircraft hovering nearby. He then ran inside to tell his
parents who came out on the farm only to see the craft take off
into the sky. The family then examined the
ground where the UFO had been and found that 8 foot wide white
ring with a white collared crust.
The family also alleged that the crust appeared to be glowing and
when Johnson's mother touched the white ring, her fingers went
numb. Yeah, I would say if you come
across this UFO meta material, definitely do not touch it.
I think a lot of the stuff is radioactive.
The sheriff at that time, Harlan Enlow, retold the story on the
show and said it was an eye opening surprise.
Here's this white dry ring. It looks like a big doughnut
sitting in the middle of a mud field.
We took statements, we photographed it and we took
actual soil samples. I am 100% convinced that an
incident happened and what the family told us was credible.
The proof is out there. Own team of analysts took
another look at the soil samples from the incident and we're able
to confirm that some of the chemicals found were hydrophobic
in nature, meaning it is water repellent.
Physicist Matthew Sky Davis also confirmed to the show Despite
the time that has passed, the soil still displaying glowing
properties. You got to ask yourself what
could have done that? While some have been convinced
this incident is a clear indication of alien intervention
into America, some experts have offered alternative theories.
Notice how Couch is a term as experts that's appeal to
authority right there. So he just went from giving you
the facts of the story to giving you an opinion piece.
NASA geologist Doctor Bob Anderson suggested the incident
could be a natural phenomena and explain the reasons for
surprising soil properties. I realized that this area is
pretty conclusive to this kind of thing.
I don't believe it has anything to do with UFOI think it is a
natural phenomena of groundwater interaction in biology, Anderson
said on the episode. Yeah, because it happens all the
time, not. He concluded the white ring
could form due to a mix of an unknown Organism and water found
in the soil. He also went on to explain the
mother's injury after touching the white crust, the mother got
her hand burnt a little bit by touching the ring.
That usually happens if you have an acid.
It wouldn't surprise me if something got into the
groundwater, Anderson said. OK, this is ridiculous.
First off, he doesn't tell us how far down the groundwater is.
I mean, a groundwater could be 10 foot below the ground.
It could be 300 foot below the ground.
And it if there was, if this was a very shallow water table, then
I would imagine that this stuff would have seeped up in other
places. OK, this was unusual enough that
the sheriff didn't look at this and say, Oh yeah, this is a this
is a sinkhole or a groundwater seep or something like that.
So they're trying to make this very unusual, unnatural thing
seemed like a natural thing, he tells you.
Well, there's a chemical there. I don't know where it came from,
but it had to be natural. Well, a lot of assumptions being
made there, he says. My gut feeling is that, hold on,
now, we're being told this guy is an expert.
An expert is supposed to bring you the facts, right?
But how is this set in the start?
My gut feeling is that there is something buried in that area
that was man made chemical which would not show up on those 1970s
soil surveys. So that's his gut feeling.
And your gut feeling is based on what?
I don't have any. Did he go out there and sample
this stuff? Did he do an excavation?
Was there any kind of investigation done?
No, but that's the experts gut feeling.
While weighing up both the possibility of UFOs scorching
the earth as well as a natural phenomena theory, the show
concluded that the incident is simply an unexplained phenomena.
The show, added to the family on the farm, buried the ring in
order in order to detract trespassers from doing their own
investigations. It would have been nice if they
could have got some teams in there to actually investigate
that thing thoroughly. You know, I mean there's people
now probably that would have enough money to fund some kind
of investigation like this. But this is this is another case
where you have these strange UFO phenomena up here.
Somebody sees them, it leaves traces in the ground.
And what's the first reaction? Well the first reaction is
denial, denial, denial, denial and notice notice in both these
cases, whether it's the Phoenix lights or this thing in Del
Foster in Kansas. Look at your expert witnesses
that are being that are being cited in Arizona.
Your expert witness is a is a governor who at the time was on
trial for bank fraud. He somehow got got that case
overturned. It apparently looked like they
were going to retry him because President Clinton pardoned him.
So you have a you have a person that a lot of people might think
well he's got he's got a pretty big incentive here to do what
he's told. I mean, if he's looking at
spending the rest of his life in federal prison and and somebody
and the men in black come along and say, hey, look, you're going
to bring out this guy dressed up in one of these idiotic alien
costumes and you're going to blow this whole thing over, then
that might be enough incentive for him to to do that.
Now the jury found him guilty, but later on that charge was
overturned and just to make good he was pardoned.
So did he have an incentive to, you know, not rock the boat, to
not investigate, to do what he's told?
I don't know. You have to wonder because in
all the interviews that I've seen with Fife Simonton, he's
never said, yeah, By the way, I was on trial for bank fraud.
I was really worried about that. Honestly, as much as I've
investigated this case, I don't think I've ever really seen that
he was convicted of bank fraud before.
I just kind of overlooked it, I suppose.
I we think that all of our government leaders are honest
and clean cut and would never lie to us.
But this guy was on trial for bank fraud, so should that
impinge his testimony a little bit, it would yours arise.
I think if we reported a UFO, It's like these farmers, they
just tell you what they saw, that there's this ring that's
there, the woman touches it, she gets instantly numb in her hand.
It has a bad effect on her, and it's there 50 years later or
whatever. But we're told that it was just
some unknown chemical that happened to be spilled there, I
guess prior to 1971. They never have tested what it
is. And the experts that they
present to us are former NASA people.
And everything that they tell us in an attempt to debunk the
siding is based on their gut feeling.
Well, how reliable is their gut feeling?
So I think when you get into these cases and we're always
presented with the authorities, you know, to tell us that these
things aren't real, when you dig into it a little bit, a lot of
times you find out that the authorities that they present
are either conflicted because they got major issues going on
in their life at that moment or they they just aren't doing a
thorough investigation. They're just put up there like a
cut out. So it's always important to go
beyond what we're being told in the mainline media to do the
investigation. And so much of this evidence,
it's just self-evident that I don't think we even need to
worry about getting permission from the government or some
authority figure to believe in this stuff to see that something
is going on. And these are definitely
unsolved UFO cases. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning. Over and out.