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At
4:00pm on April 23, 1950, Mr. Dean Morgan, a part-time photographer, making his way
through the underbrush in a wooded area in broad daylight, getting some fresh air and
looking for a good photographic subject, stumbled upon a UFOat low level, near the ground
in a very secluded area. He was coming down the south side of a wooded hill not far from
Red Bud, when the woods suddenly broke away into a clearing on a gentle slope crossed by
utility lines on telephone poles that passed through there. Mr. Morgan was able to get one
photograph of the object before it took off |
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At
2:00pm on April 9, 1976, Hirohito Tanaka saw the small dark circular flying object with
the raised dome in the center. It was making a low pass over the roof of his next door
neighbor's house. Grabbing his Instamatic 126, he ran to the balcony and shot seven
pictures in rapid succession. The domed disc was moving in zig-zag and falling-leaf
fashion as it flew about in the near sky. It was dark colored and he could not see much
detail, only noting its strange movements, well aware that no airplane known to him could
perform such maneuvers |
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Newsmen
Ed Keffel and Joao Martins of "O'Cruzeiro Magazine," covering a groundbreaking
ceremony near Copacabana, saw a strange aircraft approaching. Cameraman Ed Keffel snapped
five black and white photographs as the UFOcame directly over them, circled Pedra de Gavea
Rock, and then flew back out to sea. The developed prints showed a clearly outlined and
sharply detailed solid-looking disc shaped object estimated to be at least 50m in diameter
and 5m high |
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On
April 24, 1959, Helio Aguiar, a 32 year old statistician employed by a banking firm in
Bahia Brazil, was riding an Army Captain friend's new motorcycle along the highway to
Itapoan on a trial run to appreciate the Captain's recent purchase. As he came to the
stretch of highway passing Piata Beach in the Amaralina district, the machine seemed to be
losing power and he looked around in dismay. Suddenly he noticed a big silvery-gray disc
approaching in his direction from out over the water. It was shaped something like a
cardinal's hat (Catholic Priest) with a number of "windows" or ports of some
kind visible around a high raised dome on the top side. As it flew along it changed its
pitch angle and he could see the underside and that there were some strange markings or
symbols on the bottom of the rim there. He could not make out what letters they were |
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Wayne,
New Jersey, was driving in the vicinity of the Immaculate Conception Seminary in Mahwah
when his attention was attracted to something flying in the sky. Through the trees along
the street he could see a dull dark gray object sitting almost motionless in the sky
beyond. Stopping the car in front of the Seminary, Bjornstad got out with his Japanese
brand 35mm hand camera loaded with outdoor color film, and walked through to a better
vantage point, then adjusted the distance setting to infinity and snapped on picture of
the strange flying machine |
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At
1:30pm on March 18, 1975, 19 year old Patric McCarthy had gone to an abandoned quarry to
try to photograph some wild birds. He had poked around in the desolate area for some time
and was just starting to walk back when suddenly he saw a massive circular object in the
sky. With camera in hand he started taking pictures as fast as he could |
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