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.
These are cases that have been investigated thoroughly.
They've been around a long time and there's never been a
legitimate explanation given for these things, contrary to what
the DoD or the A ARO wants to say.
Now I found this article on howstuffworks.com
howstuffworks.com. The title says The 10 Most
Legitimate cases of UFO Sightings is written by Kevin
Saltirelli, dated February 27th, 2024.
It says updated. It starts off and says history
doesn't believe or disbelieve in UFOs.
There are a handful of UFO sightings documented by Roman
historians from around 2000 years ago, but they seem about
as credible as the existence of Zeus.
More than 95% of all UFO sightings can be easily
dismissed as military aircraft, stars, planets, meteors, flares,
weather balloons and man made hoaxes.
The remaining 5% make governors, pilots, military officials, and
others saying credible people rub their eyes and scratch their
heads in disbelief. Despite all attempts to be
rational, some flying objects haven't been properly
identified. Here is our list of the 10 most
legitimate UFO sightings. Now, these are just ten of the
of the ones that are well known in the public eye.
I mean you can't even begin to imagine how many individuals out
there have had, have had legitimate experiences of their
own that aren't even talked about It says #10 Hudson Valley
UFO Wave. We've talked about all these
different UFO incidents, encounters, whatnot on the
podcast. You can go back and look them
up, but I think they're all very good examples.
It says between 1982 and 1986, around 5000, eyewitnesses
reported seeing V shaped UFOs with multi colored lights near
the Hudson Valley, just one hour north of New York City.
The first sighting was made on New Year's Eve in 1982 by a
retired police officer in Kent, New York.
The former officer initially thought that he was observing an
airplane. When the craft passed over his
home, he realized that it was moving far too quickly and
quietly to be an airplane. Now think about that 5000
witnesses over these two different UFO ways 5000 and this
particular one was witnessed by a police officer, it says.
Well most of the eyewitnesses described as slow moving V
shaped UFO. Other reports said the object
appeared to be circular and capable of moving at fantastic
speeds are disappearing altogether.
During one sighting, the UFO hovered about 30 feet above the
Inland Point nuclear plant. The security supervisor was
considering shooting the craft down before it disappeared from
sight. Despite eyewitness reports and
photographic evidence, the phenomena was never properly
explained. Think about this, the UFO
hovered about 30 feet above the Indian Point nuclear plant.
And we know these things have a big interest in nuclear energy,
nuclear weapons, all the rest? The security supervisor, not
just some guard on duty, but the security supervisor was
considering shooting the the craft down before it disappeared
from sight. What's he going to shoot it down
with? A shotgun?
A high-powered rifle? I mean it got here from some
other planet, you know, 1,000,000 miles away or from
another dimension even further and you're going to shoot it
down. What kind of what kind of
training do these guys get? Now we have what they call
drones fly all over nuclear power plants, and the feds say
no, don't shoot at them, just let them do their business.
They're they're no danger. Remember when that happened out
in Colorado a couple years ago. Now here we go on the Shag
Harbor. This is another UFO incident.
The Shag Harbor UFO is Canada's equivalent of the Roswell UFO in
the United States. On October 4th, 1967, an unknown
object crashed into the water near the tiny fishing village of
Shag Harbor, Nova Scotia. At least eleven people watch the
object as it headed toward the harbor.
Multiple witnesses heard a whistling sound and a loud bang
as it crashed into the water. Shortly afterwards, Larry
Wickens and four of his friends contacted the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police after they spotted a large object floating
in the Atlantic Ocean about 1000 feet from shore.
So it comes flying down out of the sky.
They don't talk about a parachute, but here they see
this thing floating in the water offshore.
The RCMP, the Royal Canadian Navy and the Royal Canadian Air
Force became involved in an unsuccessful recovery effort.
The investigation revealed that all commercial, private and
military aircraft along the Eastern Seaboard were accounted
for. The Navy combed the sea floor of
the Gulf of Maine but found no trace of the object.
Yeah, I'll repeat that. The Navy combed the sea floor of
the Gulf of Maine but found no trace of the object.
Well, do you think they would tell you if they did find it?
And that was another strange one later on?
Of course he did. Markers try to claim it might be
a satellite. Yeah, pretty common for
satellites to fall out of the sky and then float on the ocean
surface. A very strange one.
This is from Westfall UFO. It says around 11:00 AM on April
6th, 1966, an unexplained flying object flew around West all high
school in Melbourne, Australia. More than 200 students and
several teachers watched the UFO as it descended into a nearby
field. Eyewitnesses watched the craft
hovering around the school for approximately 20 minutes.
The object was described as being a Gray, saucer shaped
object that was about twice the size of a family car.
I mean, you can imagine this high school kids, 200 of them,
out there at school. They're looking out the window
or whatever. They see this UFO the size of a
of a car, this saucer shaped Gray UFO just hovering around
the school. There were no commercial,
private or Royal Australian Air Force planes in the area at the
time. It was suggested that a weather
balloon may be responsible for the confusion, but eyewitnesses
quickly dismissed the explanation.
Yeah, because weather balloons are like 100 foot tall and this
thing was actually a flying saucer.
Kind of different. The Australian skeptics
suggested the object was an experimental military craft,
similar to nylon target drugs that were towed by RAF airplanes
at the time, but the Air Force reported they were not in the
airspace at the time of the incident.
Well, boy, if you could create a hovering target, you would
really have a money maker there, wouldn't you?
Anchorage, AK on November 18th, 1986, a Japanese Boeing 747
cargo aircraft was followed for nearly an hour by an
unidentified flying object. Yeah, we've talked about this.
This is spectacular sighting. Of course the pilot that
reported it, you know, was rewarded by being a desk jockey.
After that, the crew witnessed 2 objects while flying over
eastern Alaska. As the objects got closer to the
plane, the cabin was lit up and filled with a strange heat.
As these two objects flew away, a much larger disc shaped craft
emerged from the darkness and started to follow The 747.
Captain Teriucci contacted Anchorage Air Traffic Control
and requested a change. Of course the UFO followed the
plane despite any of the captain's maneuvers.
So they've got this mother ship apparently shows up after a
couple of probes have come out and found this airplane, kind of
when it was on board this cargo ship.
All the data, including a ground radar that captured the edit.
If I craft was collected and presented at a meeting with the
FBI and the CIA, I mean, what's the CIA doing there is what I'd
like to know. This is off the coast of Alaska,
and I thought the CIA was supposed to be for making mayhem
in other countries, not in the US, but here you go.
They pop up again. After reviewing all the
material, the government's decided that this was the first
radar recording of a UFO. However, they insist that their
meeting never took place. Imagine that you put two of the
most secretive and some would say corrupt organizations on the
planet in charge of investigating a UFO.
And they say, yeah, there was a UFO, but the meeting that we
said that at never took place. Yeah, that makes sense to me.
Chicago O'Hare International Airport, he says.
On November 7th, 2006, a metallic saucer shaped craft was
seen hovering over the O'Hare International Airport in
Chicago. John Hilkovich from the Chicago
Tribune reportedly said the disk was visible for approximately 2
minutes and was seen by close to a dozen United Airlines
employees ranging from pilots supervisors.
The object apparently shot straight up and carved a visible
circular hole through the clouds.
The Federal Aviation Administration initially claimed
they didn't have any information about the sighting.
The Chicago Tribune then filed a Freedom of Information Act
request, which uncovered recorded conversations
concerning the UFO. Imagine that the FAA lied to
people, apparently. Or they're just so incompetent
they didn't know because they told you they didn't have any
information. And then when the Chicago
Tribune filed A FOIA request, they were forced to turn over
recorded conversations about the UFO.
Wouldn't that count as information people reporting it
in real time? The FAA suggested that the
sighting was a result of a weather phenomenon called a hole
punch cloud, but the temperatures that day make this
explanation impossible. Then the FAA said that the
airport lights were responsible for the sighting, but the lights
hadn't been turned on yet. A proper investigation was never
conducted. Why do they want to lie so much?
Why is it just such a part of the DNA of these government
organizations to lie? Could these things have been put
there to just lie to us? I mean, none of these
organizations were found in the Constitution.
The FAA, the CIA, the FBI, all of these things came along way
after the founding fathers put this country together.
So why do we have them? Alderney UFO sighting.
It says Captain Ray Bauer was flying a routine 45 minute
flight from Southampton, England on April 23rd, 2007 when he and
his passengers saw two UFOs as they approached Alderney.
The Jersey airport radar control recorded the two large yellow
cigar shaped objects for over 55 minutes.
So the pilot sees him. They're on radar for almost an
hour. Another pilot flying a plane
near Stark also confirmed the presence and locations of these
mysterious craft. So you got them on radar and you
got 2 pilots reporting in real time.
BBC Radio Guernsey also reported that visitors in a hotel and
Sark had noticed and inquired about the two bright yellow
objects in the sky. Well imagine that.
We've got them on radar. We've got 2 pilots in the sky
reporting them in real time and we also have observers on the
ground reporting them in real time.
It's one of these mass UFO sightings where they're being
seen from multiple vantage points during an address to the
US National Press Club on November 12th, 2007, Captain
Boyer said. The British Civil Aviation
Authority knew within 20 minutes of the sighting what was seen as
described in a flight log and faxed directly to the relevant
CAA office. Despite the pilots openness
about the incident, the cooperation of the military, and
countless eyewitness reports from passengers and people on
the ground, the incident remains a complete mystery.
Well, the real mystery is why won't they tell us about it?
That's my that's my thoughts #4 The Belgium UFO wave.
This is another interesting one that we've covered many times in
a program. Between November of 1989 and
April of 1990, thousands of people reportedly witnessed
triangular UFOs flying over various parts of Belgium on
multiple occasions. The Belgium officials even track
these objects using radar. During the evening of March
30th, 1990, an estimated 13,500 people watched as the UFOs were
chased by two F sixteens over the course of an hour.
The two F sixteens made nine attempts to intercept the UFOs
and were able to make a radar lock with their targets.
During one of the radar locks, the UFO accelerated from 150
mile per hour to over 1100 mile per hour while changing altitude
from 9000 feet to 5000 feet in a matter of seconds.
After his retirement, Major General Wilfred de Breuer wrote
in a statement that the Belgium UFO wave was exceptional and the
Air Force cannot identify the nature, origin, and intentions
of the reported phenomena. The Belgium objects have still
never been explained. Can someone CC Sean Kirkpatrick
on that? I'm not sure he's aware of this
one because According to him, there's never been a UFO that
violated the laws of physics or that couldn't be explained
somehow. 19891990 Yeah, I'll bet it was one of those super high
tech drones out of China or Russia.
Oh wait, Russia was in the middle of a complete political
reorganization and China, I still think had more people
living in the countryside than they did in the city in 1990.
Don't think it was either one of those guys now was it #3?
This is a Cash Landrum incident. Another good one I think.
On December 29th 1980, Betty Cash, Vicki Landrum and Colby
Landrum saw 23 unidentified helicopters surrounding a huge
diamond shaped object that was hovering above the trees.
The object emitted such tremendous heat that the outside
of the car was painful to touch and a handprint was seared into
the softened vinyl interior. A Daytona police officer,
Detective Lamar Walker, and his wife also claimed to have seen
helicopters near the same area. So often time we see
helicopters, usually military helicopters, associated with
these things. After the incident, the group
suffered from vomiting, diarrhea, and terrible burning
sensations. Betty Cash developed painful
blisters on her skin, lost clumps of her hair, and was
unable to walk. A radiologist examined the group
and concluded they were all suffering from secondary damage
from ionizing radiation. They sued the US government for
$20 million, but the case was dismissed in 1986.
Some people still believe that the government covered up its
involvement in the incident. I think this is one of those
cases where it was near a military base and there was a
good reason to believe that somehow the the government was
involved in chasing the saying or releasing it or maybe reverse
engineering it. And these poor folks just
happened to be driving along the highway and ended up in the
middle of this unplanned military test or whatever it
was. This is #2 riddles from forest
incident says a UFO was observed on December 26th, 1980 and
England's riddles from forest near the Royal Air Force station
in Woodbridge. After witnessing some
unexplained sites, several Air Force personnel including
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Hall decided to head into the woods
to get a closer look. They were expecting to find a
plane crash. Instead, according to Halt's
memo, they saw a glowing metallic object that moved at a
phenomenal speed through the forest.
The next day, servicemen returned to the site and found
triangular shaped impressions on the ground, broken branches on
the trees, and radiation readings that were 10 times at
normal background level. In 2010, retired Lieutenant Halt
signed a notarized affidavit that summarized the incident and
accused the US and England of a cover up.
While some believe it was a hoax or a fallen Soviet satellite,
others think this was a legitimate UFO sighting.
That's a fun sighting. Of course.
Halt did the voice recording while he was doing that.
He was one of these guys that carried right up a portable tape
recorder with him everywhere. And so you can listen to his
impressions of as they're looking for this UFO.
It's a fun case, even if I think there's some questions in it
that haven't been answered. This last one is the Phoenix
Lights. One of my favorite, I think one
of the one of the most legitimate cases ever.
Mass sighting. Giant UFO over major
metropolitan area in Arizona. They're watching this thing fly
between cities. This is the kind of thing that I
think will bring about maybe disclosure on a massive level if
one of these things ever happens.
To do this like in the daytime, you know, for a long period of
time and fly from say like Chicago to Phoenix or Phoenix to
LA or you know, Baltimore to New York where you have millions of
people in the middle of daylight see these things that happening
in 1997 was pretty cool. There was some video taken of
that thing apparently that was never recovered.
I did a podcast on that once before.
I should revisit that. Some really sketchy stuff
happened there and but today if the same sighting happened, it
would be even more amazing because of all the millions of
cell phones, you know back in 1997, everybody wasn't carrying
a camera equipped cell phone in their pocket.
So that that's the difference. Today it says a huge V shaped
UFO reportedly passed over Phoenix at around 8:15 PM on the
evening of March 13th 2/19/97. The object was described as
having five spherical lights and was large enough to block out
the stars as it flew overhead. People from various locations
across Arizona, including Phoenix, reported seeing the V
shaped UFO moving silently across the sky around 10:00 PM
that evening, the US Air Force dropped slow falling military
grade flares into the sky. The media captured a video of
the military exercise believing that it was connected to the UFO
sightings. Some people think that the
military deliberately filled the sky with lights to discredit the
UFO sightings made earlier in the evening.
Former Arizona Governor Fife Symington the third later said.
I can definitively say that this craft did not resemble any man
made object I'd ever seen and it was certainly not high altitude
flares because flares don't fly in formation.
Yeah, there was so much really questionable stuff that
happened. Of course we talked about this
in the podcast a few days ago and I guess I hadn't even
realized it as much as I've stated the case and shame on me,
but former Arizona Governor of five Symington was under
investigation at the time for bank fraud and on.
I think he was actually on trial for it after he came out with
the aid, dressed up as an alien and made a big joke out of
everything after having seen it himself.
Well then they did find him guilty.
He appealed the charge and then was later pardoned by Bill
Clinton. So I'm not claiming there's a
connection there. But isn't that weird?
There's so much more to this story than with this one
paragraph. I mean the movement from city to
city, so many different eyewitnesses.
Like I said, one fellow was rumoured to have had high
quality video of this stuff. The video seems to have
disappeared. It's almost like there was a
really concerted effort, almost an MIB effort.
Men in black to tamp down the very best eyewitness testimony
to obfuscate things, muddy the water like he said, claims that
the army dropped these slurs after the sighting and ordered
to confuse people. That wouldn't surprise me a
lick. And you had all this, all these
different things going on. But the one thing that's the
same as all the people that saw this, it means an actual mass
sighting where thousands of people look up in the sky and
see this thing. And of course it's 1997.
The internet's just getting started.
Not much of a thing. Yet.
Imagine what would have gone on today with the Internet, where
people could just record this thing on their cell phone and
instantly put it online. I think it would have been a
whole different deal. And I don't think the government
would have been inable to come out there, try to defuse things,
try to dampen down people's curiosity and demands for
questions. And I think that any effort by
the military to go out there and see confusion in the situation
would be a lot harder. We can only hope for another
Phoenix Lights mass sighting. I think that would be the
coolest thing ever. Anyway, those are the top ten
that they list here and I think they're all great sightings.
They're all sightings that we covered on the podcast.
So if you're curious about them, you can go back through the the
catalog of podcasts that we've done here and take a look at
these and we get into more detail about them and explain
some of the strange things that surround these very legitimate
cases of these UFO sightings. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning. Over and out.