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this episode, we're looking at 5:00 a famous Ohio, UFO cases.
That's correct. Five famous Ohio, UFO cases.
Now, the article comes to us from Miami County.com and
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Now this article Begins by saying according to research
conducted by out for you and based on reports filed with the
National UFO, Reporting Center, will higher ranks, eighth,
Overall, in the United States for the most UFO, sightings
since the 1950s there, have been more than four thousand one
hundred reports filed in the Buckeye state, including many in
Western Ohio, majority of the sightings turned out to have
simple explanation, such as being weather balloons, military
aircraft or some kind of whether our astronomical phenomenon.
However, quite a few remain unexplained with this.
In mind here are five of Ohio's. Most tantalizing a notorious
unsolved UFO cases including some that.
And in our own backyard. And several of which involved
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and it's famous UFO.
Investigative unit Project Blue Book.
Imagine that it begins by saying 1932 st.
Paris, one of the earliest photographs of a UFO ever taken.
The photograph was the photograph below was taken as
st. Paris Champaign County in 1932.
It is considered one of the earliest possible photographs of
a UFO were recorded only two earlier earlier ones are known
to exist. It shows George Sutton a local
resident and what appears to be a classic UFO shaped object over
his left shoulder. Now, I post a link on the buy me
a coffee site and when I get the website up and running, I'll
have a link there with this. Picture is awesome, 1932 you.
You know I could imagine probably like a little brownie
camera or something. If they even existed that are
pulled over to the shoulder, the road, you can see the trip the
car behind him in the license plate, the guy standing there,
looking at the camera and they snap a photo.
Now, the picture is not centered, exactly right.
It for just taking a picture of the guy.
The guy is kind of on the left of the picture and the to his
right is the highway and his left shoulder to the right of
the picture at the very top. You see a UFO?
Now some people Will said oh, that's a streetlight.
Well, that's just that's just Insanity that street light.
We have to be about pedal. No 800 foot tall.
I mean clearly this is a UFO and it's photobombed.
This picture a 1932 I find it hilarious in a way.
It says the photo was also intriguing out here.
Excuse me says it shows George Sutton the local resident and
what appears to be a classic UFO shaped object over his left
shoulder. Skeptics say the object is
Simply Street Lamp. No way.
But according to the folklore of the Image, there were no
electric street lights along this road in 1932 nor any wires
are pulls visible in the image. The photo is also intriguing
because it predates the Flying Saucer craze the 1940s and 50s.
It was taken before the alleged Roswell, UFO crash in 1947 and
six years, prior to the broadcast of the world world in
1938. When people, when some people
believed aliens were attacking earth.
And other words, the person who took this Photograph either
captured a Street Lamp. And a real UFO or was way ahead
of the curve in terms of pulling a good hoax.
So 1932 like I said, before Roswell before World War Two, I
mean, this is clear back there, after Roswell string of
photographs that took very that look very similar to the same
pairs image begin to appear and newspaper tabloids across the
United States. Most of them turned out to be
hoaxes that involved, common household items such as a lamp
and hubcaps being thrown through the air and photographed from a
skeptical point of You the owner of this, a photograph didn't
make it known until after the saucer craze began had.
They just noticed the object in the picture before or did they
see a chance to pull a good hoax?
Also, you have to wonder why the photographer focused their
camera on the middle of the picture on the on the middle of
the road, not on Sudden and his car, I don't know.
I mean, I look at the pictures of people, I know have taken.
Most of them aren't centered, most of them are just kind of
throw it out there. there's another article on this from a
says UFO UFO ology Patrick gross dot-org, classic photograph
cases and It has a picture here. It says this picture taken by
George Sutton by st. Paris.
Oh, Ohio was taken near midday on a summer noon.
In May 1932 we can see that it was 1932 from the license plate
on the automobile and the photo that accompany this shot, the
unidentified flying object. In this picture could not have
been a Street Lamp. Be cut simply because there were
no Street lamps at the time. Let me think about it.
This is a Great Depression. Okay, I'm not sure that out here
in the middle of nowhere Ohio. They were going to bother to
have Street lamps turned on. Honestly, there are no power
poles or paralyze, the visible in this picture.
Now I think I do see a telephone pole back here in this picture,
but man, you look at the telephone pole.
And so you know, what is it going to be like 30 foot tall or
something? And then you look at the where
the UFOs at it's like 10 times. As far as the distance of the
pole. So if we just use the trees in
the foreground here, and the telephone, what looks like a
telephone pole. Not sure in the front that alone
shows us that this UFO is not a Street Lamp.
This would have to be the, the biggest Street, Lamp known to
man. Anyway, they have to be
suspended about 500 foot up in the air, and they have a close
up of a shot of this UFO here, which been blown up a little bit
and it's almost like one of these bell-shaped things.
I mean it has A soft shape on the bottom, but then it's got
this kind of Bill structure on top of it.
Pretty good detail for 1932. It says, there are no power.
Poles were power lines visible anywhere.
In this picture, this picture of George sent this picture of
George Sutton of st. Paris.
Oh, Ohio, taking your midday shows a vintage automobile with
a 1932 license plate on the front bumper.
The owner of the photo. Album says, there were no
electric street lights along this road.
So that's not folklore. That's a person that took the
picture and those days nobody has been able to account for The
dark objects seen over sentence. Left shoulder in this
Photograph. Yeah, it's a fantastic picture.
Like I said, you can link to it. I'll put the links above.
Buy me a coffee. Now it goes on here for the next
one. This is what I found.
Really interesting to 1949 Norwood Ohio the Searchlight UFO
incident. Basically what happened here.
They did a big fundraising thing for a local.
I think it was the Catholic church and they brought in the
church light search like 1949 Just after World War Two, I
would have been a big deal. And while they're operating the
Searchlight they see a UFO and not just any UFO, a UFO, it's
like two miles long. And the thing was it in to see
it one time, it's all multiple times for multiple days after
that. So here let's get into it.
There's a way to raise money for a new church Parish in order to
hire a suburb of Cincinnati. Father Gregory Miller decided to
host a carnival in August of 1949 Of course back.
Then carnivals would have been big deals.
The carnival would include a trapeze act.
So it's decided that the church would use a Searchlight to, not
only showcase a trapeze artist but to attract visitors from far
from far and white. The Searchlight was capable of
shining. A beam of light, six miles into
the sky, the church sought help from Sergeant.
Donald R Burger of the University, of Cincinnati's
Reserve, Officers Training Corps.
He was a qualified church. That operator who kept
meticulous logs while on duty. Including during the carnival,
according to his accounts on the first night of the carnival
sometime after 8:00 p.m., he was operating the Searchlight.
When It Came Upon a massive object in the sky, his log
States quote, the object was stationary appearing as a
glowing disk. When I move the Searchlight
away, the discontinued to Glow, he estimated the object to be
four or five miles in the air around 25,000 feet and reported
that the sky was clear with a thin Haze of With a thin Haze at
altitude, more than 100 people saw the object at night
including father, Miller may be nothing.
More would have come from this incident but the next day, local
newspapers. Carried stories about a strip
about strange lights reported all over.
Cincinnati. Not just at the carnival at
least three major newspapers in the area ran stories about the
sightings. So we have as a mass UFO
sighting. It's got a picture here of this
search light shining up into the sky okay?
This is what they said was. A photocopy of the picture but
then you have another one. This is a strange one that got
this they're showing this this this Searchlight beam up into
the sky and it bends at a right angle as it as it connects with
this UFO it's bending the light literally.
Now this kind of reminds me of some of the stuff that they've
done on Skinwalker Ranch you know how were these things?
Bending light eyes. This is just amazing.
It has a caption to the spotlight Operator by Sergeant
Donald Burger captures a large circular object in the sky above
North near Cincinnati. This is one of the only
surviving photographs of the object, which was seen 10 times
between 1949 and 1950. 10 times, the photograph was taken by
Sergeant Leo Davidson of the Norwood Police Department and it
is in the public domain. The photograph on the right,
shows the same object with the spotlight.
Appearing to bend toward it, exclamation point.
Yeah, that is weird. According to some of these
newspaper articles the local weather bureau and Area radio
stations and newspapers were flooded with hundreds of calls
from residents. That reported seeing comments
and balls of fire over downtown Cincinnati comments and Balls of
Fire. Wow, one eyewitness said it
looked like to weather sealing balloons, but they weren't
moving adding that the wind was blowing at 25 miles per hour.
That evening, if there were balloons, they would have moved
the witness stated It another witness saw two balls of fire
that seemed to Glow dim and then get bright again, still another
reported, a cluster of stars over Cincinnati.
So it sends seems like we have a variety of phenomena occurring
at the same time. Now, of course, even back, then
they're talking about weather balloons, but the person that
had enough that the interviewed had enough common sense to say,
well, the wind was blowing 25 miles an hour.
So, how could these things be standing still?
The newspaper, explain the incident Away by saying that the
nearby Albie theater had also used searchlights that evening
to promote a movie premiere. And that people had simply seen
the carnival lights and theater lights, interacting and
atmosphere 1949 man. The media still there to debunk
deep person and throw dirt on people regardless, two days
later. The instant at the carnival was
brought to the attention of the Department of military Science
and Tech and tactics. Where it was given a closer
look. That was a DM.
S t. According to the DMS T documents
about the incident available online.
It says, the object was reported to have remain stationary for
more than three hours and appear to change color in the light
beam from a sort of phosphorus appearance to a bluish caller,
if held in the light. And when the beam was removed,
the object remain visible, with what has been described as a
luminous appearance possibly because of citing had been
reported Local newspapers and dust bringing national
attention. The DMS T decided to send the
report to your project Grudge, you know how how how open-minded
were those guys going to be with a name like project Grudge.
Later, renamed Project Blue Book at Wright-Patterson Air Force
Base in Dayton were UFO, sightings were officially
investigated. Meanwhile, the sightings and
Norwood continued. The carnival.
First incident occurred on August 19, intrigued by what he
had seen say, Sergeant Burger sometimes accompanied by father
Miller began to use a Searchlight to look for the
object again on September 11th. He spotted it at 15,000 feet
above Norwood. However, when the spotlight
focused on the object, it disappeared within a few seconds
traveling straight up that sounds.
Like the one that is seen over at the Chicago airport there,
about 15 years ago, just hovering there this giant craft
and then when it goes, It, goes straight up doesn't sound like
anything we have. According to his log Sergeant
burger, then spotted it at a much higher altitude.
He states that several thousand people saw the object that night
and that, right? And that Wright-Patterson was
notified by phone as they were as they were during the first
sighting, Sergeant burger and other Witnesses, including the
mayor of your lord saw the object again on.
September 17th. This time in nearby Milford from
a different vantage point and then again in Norwood on October
24th, November 19th, December 20th.
However, the Otis incident occurred October 23rd.
According to his logs, Sergeant Burger.
Father Miller, a man named William Winkler and an editor
and reporter from two large newspapers.
Use the Searchlight to spot the object.
Several times between 7:15 and 10:45 p.m. on this occasion,
which was also reported to Wright-Patterson.
It was documented that two distinct groups of triangular
shaped objects seem to come out of the main disk each group had
about five They came down, the beam then turned out of the
beam. The same performance was
repeated about half hour later, one witness stated that The
Descent of the object was accompanied by a high pitched
whistle or wine. Another wondered if he was
looking at an alien base, where Mothership, so these things are
coming down, the beam of light, that's being shined up on that.
They're definitely interacting with these people that are
shining this this search light up in their Direction.
This, this is just goes to show you somehow Are trying to
communicate back and forth. I think Sergeant budget include
these log that evening, the disk was still visible.
When I turned out the light for the night, interestingly two
members of the Air Force along with two scientists were present
at the December 22 sightings then three days later project
Grudge quickly. You shoot as final report on the
incidence the report comes to no conclusion about what was seen
by Witnesses. But seems to lean on the opinion
of one of the scientists present.
On December 20th. The mayor's name is classified.
Yes. Yes, we must protect the
debunker but he apparently brought a telescope to view the
object. In his conclusion was that what
people had seen was an atmospheric phenomenon involving
refractions from the Searchlight beam?
The object. He said, was simply the beam
reflecting off a higher light, a high layer of thin clouds.
Yeah, don't, don't worry about the mothership.
Don't worry about these triangle craft that we're seeing.
Coming out of this thing releasing, you know, smaller
ships or whatever. Nope.
Nothing to see here. Nothing that violates the laws
of physics You're simply seeing a reflection of the clouds.
I'm surprised you didn't call that called out as being swamp
gas after being filed the Air Force.
The Air Force has never mentioned this incident again or
provided a conclusive explanation.
In fact the report is one of few and possibly only investigating
reports that has ever been Declassified from Project
Grudge. Now, I'm not sure what this
article is written. I know that in 2015, there was a
bunch of stuff release, but still I think they've got all
kinds of stuff locked up. I think we can be sure that many
of the witnesses present present at the sightings were frustrated
that the Air Force had not conducted a more thorough
investigation, including interviewing Witnesses, which
was standard procedure. Hmm, Air Force had not conducted
a more thorough investigation, including interviewing Witnesses
are going to come to, are they going to tell you what it was?
But they're not going to talk to anybody who actually saw it.
The also one of the Air Force to account for the fact that
Sergeant burger with collaborating weather reports
often viewed the objects under completely clear conditions,
meaning no clouds could reflect the light.
So the government came in, with the help of their do bunker, we
didn't even have enough courage to show his own name.
Lied about what people saw playing that, it was nothing
more than a light. Refraction try to produce this
parallel narrative, this false narrative and the people in
town, we're having none of it, but they just simply ignored the
people in town first part. Sergeant Burger, use the search
light spot, the object on three more occasions once on January,
11th, 1950, and on the evening of March, 9th and March 10th
during these Sightings, he wasn't a presence of police
officers fellow Reserve reservists and members of the
public. At the March 9th.
Citing Sergeant Burger reported that two small objects came out
of the disk and it looked as if the disk was pushed out of the
beam in about 10 minutes, a disc move back into the beam Wright.
Patterson was notified, but nothing official was done.
So, for whatever reason, it didn't want to have the light
shine on it, right? Then.
Maybe when weaker believed, and wrote to the Air Force to get on
the record that project Grudge. Knew what the object was, but
was keeping quiet because it was a top-secret military craft.
There you go. So you have this good Soul, they
see it, they're like wow, this is a crazy UFO, it must be the
military listen 1950! However, two people present when
the Air Force officials and scientists were investigated
that December 20. Sightings reported hearing the
men discussing the size of the object, they measured it through
their telescope, both Witnesses, heard the men discuss, the
object being 10,000 feet across. 10,000 that's almost two miles
for comparison and aircraft carrier is about 1,100 feet.
No technology today let alone 75 years ago.
Can make it object that big fly and especially not stationary in
the atmosphere. No, it certainly cannot it says
in 1952 father Miller appeared on a local television show to
discuss the incident. He made it known that he had 10
still framed photographs of the objects as well.
As a movie reel. Okay, so he took pictures of it,
took a movie of it, the cameraman for all the cameraman
for all of them had been Sergeant, Leo Davidson of the
Norwood Police Department. However, since being shown to
several people at the television station that day in 1952 the
film has never been seen again. Well, imagine that people take
this stuff to their standard mainstream media outlets and
what happens. It gets loss, incurred.
The same thing happening in Phoenix with the Phoenix Lights.
Look, if you've got the stuff, never turn the original, the
original copies over to a new station or a newspaper.
Post it online for crying out loud.
Don't give that stuff away. Somebody will just lose it or
ends up in a deep State basement somewhere.
The only photograph that remains is the one seen on the previous
page which is a photocopy of the original image contain in the
project Grudge file. Father Miller said, the others
were loaned out to government agencies and major news
organizations for evaluation but Either never return or were
quote, unquote lost but we're just strolling It.
Whatever. Hundreds of people saw in the
sky above, no word, 1949 1950 and white the Air Force.
Didn't take the instance more seriously remains a mystery.
I think they did take of service.
I just think that we're not in the loop.
Now this one is a 1966 at water and says, an 86 mile police.
Chase involving a UFO for anyone who has seen Steven Billboards,
Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
One of the early scenes in the movie is of several police
cruisers chasing a UFO through the hilly Countryside of the
cross, the state line, one of the police cruisers crashes.
And another comes to a screeching halt is the UFO Jets
into the sky. At lightning speed disappearing
into the darkness. This scenario - the crashing of
a police car is actually based on a true story.
Took place in Portage County, Ohio, 1966.
It involved a number of law enforcement officers from
several jurisdictions, either witnessing or chasing a you fo
for 86 miles in a Pennsylvania. Then just like the movie.
The police officers watched as objects lifted into the
atmosphere and then shot into outer space.
The incident is considered one of the most thoroughly
documented UFO cases on record, but it also ruin one witness of
life. Well, other police officers
involved in the chase. Kept quiet about what they had
seen Portage County. Sheriff.
Deputy else power was willing to talk to the media.
It was he and a second Deputy named Wilbur wolf.
Who Who Came Upon the UFO at around 5:30 a.m. on April 17th,
the two deputies had come across an abandoned vehicle and got out
to investigate. When they did, they heard a
humming or buzzing noise behind him and turned to see a UFO,
hovering just above a nearby Tree Line, the bright cone
shape, Light Came from Beneath the object, Illuminating a
ground Sparrow. Would later describe the objects
being 40 feet, across metallic and shaped like the head of a
flashlight. It's got a picture of it here.
It's pretty wild. It's almost like a saucer shape
thing. It says the photograph seen
below is of the object. It was captured by Matthew
police, chief Gerald Booker from about 20 miles away, I think
must have been enormous not knowing what to do spiral called
in to dispatch, which told him to keep an eye on the object,
just then the object began to quickly, move away spire and F
decided to give Chase at one point.
The deputies were Howling at speeds of more than 100 miles an
hour, trying to keep Pace with the object.
Somewhere near the state line, the local police officer from
East Palestine, Palestine, wow. East Palestine, isn't that where
they had? The train derailment at Ohio,
saw the object followed, by spire and Neff chasing it.
He decided to join in the action.
However, short time later, just as the sun was Rising, spare
begin to run out of gas. So he and F and the local police
officer pulled into a gas station, where they watched the
object to send several thousand feet into the sky and then
straight into outer space. That was that apparently?
Italy at this time. What was now Project Blue Book
at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, was receiving an average
of two or three UFO reports today?
Possibly because organization was overwhelmed and
understaffed, or possibly for more secretive raises.
No one really knows Project Blue Book, quickly determine an
issue, a statement that the three men at Chase a satellite
and then planet, Venus case closed, no more decisions.
Wow, that is so completely ridiculous.
Spiro however, stood by his story ridiculing, the fact that
he could tell the difference between an object in the
Atmosphere and something hovering 150 feet above him and
a shining light on the ground that made it appear as bright as
day. We had a full-blown encounter.
Unfortunately, he in turn was ridiculed and how did by his
peers and the media and eventually lost his job.
And his wife went broke and ended up working at a coal mine
in West Virginia. He eventually opened a bar and
Cleveland though. Wow man.
If they were so hard cord you personing people back then you
think it's bad. Now is ten times worse in 1966.
Though, now, to seize the good name of speier has been restored
as UFO. Investigators have been able to
shed new light, on what happened that evening for starters
earlier in the evening, before the two deputies are
investigating a man of vehicles, someone had reported the strange
light in the sky. Apparently believing, it was a
prank call. It was ignored, when spout on F
later spotted, the UFO. They describe it as many white
blue light and set it appeared to be egg-shaped, was some kind
of antenna on it aspires to the object, never try to get away
from where you lose the police cruisers and seem to be going.
About its business. It also changed directions.
Numerous times. Something satellites and Venus
don't do also at several points during the chase.
The object seemed to stop and wait for the officers to catch
up before joining the police chase, the local police officer
from East Palestine. Watch the UFO approach its
jurisdiction from the West at an altitude of 800 feet with no
sound. He described the object as
resembling a melted ice cream cone.
He however did not see an antenna and Pennsylvania.
The object was Headed by a stationary.
Police officer and World War, Two veteran, as almost all
officers involved. At this case, who described it
as being shaped like a half a football traveling about 1,000
feet above the ground. At first, he thinks it's an
airplane, this possibly in trouble, but later he says he
has no explanation for what he saw on believes it to be a UFO.
However, unlike Spire he keeps his mouth shut.
I guess he didn't want to get divorced and end up broke
working in a coal mine. While the head of Project Blue
Book, quickly attributed, the didn't two satellites Advance a
scientist who assisted in the investigation at
Wright-Patterson, ended up writing a letter to Spire NF in
it. He stated that he and others
including the later. Header Project Blue Book, dr.
Allen hynek, did not agree with her bosses assessment at the
incident. They believe that what the two
men had chased was real, was a real Airborne object of some
kind but could not offer an explanation for what it was.
Wow, listeners 1973 says the great UFO wave of Three
preventing nuclear war. It was some something was
definitely going on in the skies above Ohio, October of 1973 but
whether or not it was an alien invasion, some kind or just a US
Armed Forces responding to a potential nuclear threat in the
Middle East is Up For Debate, some believe, however, that it
was both on October 6. 1973 each of the serial launched a
coordinated surprise attack on Israel.
Starting what became known as a young Kippur War.
At first, the situation was so dire for Israel that The country
aimed to nuclear weapons, I Cairo in Damascus.
Ready to launch some nuclear if Israel was overrun.
Wow. The nukes were spotted by us spy
planes SR71, Black words, in an effort to prevent a nuclear
conflict, the US began, arming and sending supplies to Israel.
Operation nickel grass to help push back the enemy and prevent
drastic measures. It worked.
However, when Israel turned the tide of war and surrounded, the
Egyptian Army, the Secretary of the USSR which had been backing
the Arabs in a proxy war with the u.s. threatened to deploy
Soviet troops against Israel. As a result us armed forces were
placed on Defcon 3 meaning, get the missiles ready and the world
came close to Annihilation, luckily cooler heads prevailed
and peace was made during this tense.
Thirty two day period between October 15th and November 14th.
Operation nickel-brass saw the Air Force ship 22,300 25 tons Of
tank artillery ammunition and supplies to Israel on 567
separate occasions. Since C5.
Cargo airplanes were vital to this mission, one of the most
important bases utilize. During the operation was
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, which house of massive aircraft
and the fault 1973 to would have been airplanes coming and going
from Wright-Patterson almost non-stop, mostly for reasons
that remain classified. So as US military orchestrated,
an extremely complex, logistical mission to Aid Israel as
quickly. Possible utilizing tens of
thousands of people and multiple bases throughout the Midwest and
Beyond it is no wonder that during this period.
UFO sighting Skyrocket in Ohio and across the United States.
But were they all military aircraft?
The national investigation committee on aerial phenomena,
has compiled, a comprehensive list of major UFO.
Sightings took place in the world of 1973, many occurred in
the midwest, especially in October, some example, sightings
it says, they listed below. Now, look, we know that these
things are attracted to two. Anytime it's a war zone and if
we're on the brink of nuclear war then, yeah, they're going to
probably be in the neighborhood. Here's this Fort Wayne September
23rd, 24th, a woman turning into the grocery store, owner car
sees, an object shaped. Like an ocean liner with a
rounded back and flat bottom and top it has five rows of
throbbing. Yellow lights.
The next night, two patrolmen of Fort Wayne.
See an object moving slowly across the sky.
They contact the local Airfield. Which also reports saying the
unidentified object. Wow, it's got just multiple
reports are, we'll go through them all just for sake of time.
It has, it goes on talks about the con you incident.
I mean, I could go on for two or three hours, talking about this.
The last one is a Trumbull County.
This is a well-documented unsolved UFO case.
We'll finish up with this because the podcast is getting
quite long, but it says, featured on the History Channel
and numerous UFO documentaries that Trumbull County UFO
incident. And the northeast, Ohio is
exceptional because it was witnessed by numerous police
officers and a 911 dispatcher all of whom were being recorded
as they spoke back and forth. About the strange events
unfolding on the evening of December 14th 1994.
It was also seen by many members the public some of us, actually.
Remember this course this is at the very early stages of the
internet. You didn't have.
I don't think like YouTube and Facebook and Twitter and all
that. But you know, you still you're
right before you know cell phones become commonplace.
So People didn't have as much experience to base their
sightings on. So, I think these sightings are
almost more reliable. The eyewitnesses in some ways
than what we have today around midnight, Trumbull County, 911
in Warren Ohio began, receiving calls from residents about
strange, low-flying, lights in the sky, the first several calls
were ignored that after they continue to come in at alarming
pace and dispatcher sound Liberty, Township police
officers and officers to investigate one of them was
charging. Toby Miller wrote who ended up
being the first officer. The scene after a civilian
walking his dog who had also seen the object pointed him in
the right direction. Remember people weren't calling
from the Cars because cell phones were just pretty
uncommon. I mean, I think you still had
begged phones back then, so imagine that they're calling
from their house. Imagine how many people actually
saw this because if only 10% of the people that could sit called
in, I mean, just had to be hundreds and hundreds of
hundreds of people who witnessed these things as sergeant.
Miller oh moved closer to the light speaking back and forth
with the dispatchers. He did his vehicle Shun, Lee
shut off, and came to a halt in His Radio stopped working as he
attempted to restart the cruiser.
He said he was engulfed by a light from above frightened and
not sure what to do. He exited his vehicle looked up
to see what he described as a giant circular shaped object and
intensely bright and its intersection it made.
No sound at all. The object was there for about
30 seconds before moving away. At which time Sergeant Melrose
car restarted without him doing anything and is Radio began to
work. He later said that he didn't
feel the object, was intentionally trying to shut off
his vehicle, but that he had somehow come too close to it.
Resulting in the engine and radio malfunctions.
I don't know. You know, I've had experience of
being close to one of these things Cardon.
Shut off just kept right on going.
I wonder sometimes if maybe these things aren't showing the
cars off intentionally intentionally because they're
somehow communicating. With the Observer I just don't
know shaken. Sergeant Miller Road decided to
chase the object as did many other police officers in the
area and total at least 14 Law Enforcement Officers.
Saw the object that night with all of them discussing it openly
on their radios. Nobody's worried about being
deep personing. Then one of the most interesting
eyewitness accounts came from a Brookfield.
Township police officer who claimed and abandoned radio
tower. To get a better view.
He saw three UFOs without wings that Changed color in unison.
The 911 dispatcher contacted the local FAA control tower, which
reported that they had nothing on the radar for 60 miles in any
direction. The same went for nearby
Youngstown. Air Force, Air Base Air, Reserve
Base, which confirmed they had no aircraft in there.
At that time there has never been a proper explanation for
what happened that night. Interestingly, when a UFO
investigator request, a Freedom of Information Act documents
regarding the incident, the request was denied, That is
interesting. So they've got the information.
Okay, obviously, our they would just say we don't have this, but
they're not going to give it to you.
So here, you almost 30 years after the fact and they can't
get disclosure UFO sighting, that happened in Ohio, a simple,
UFO, sighting, Wow. Anyway, I thought these were
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Anyway, I thought these were just fantastic.
Case is kind of a long article. I hope you enjoyed it until next
time, this is UFO warning over now.