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At
9:55am on May 6, 1971, Mr. Lars Thorn, a truck driver, taking his son for a ride on his
motor- bike in the neighborhood of the Skillingaaryd gunnery field in central Sweden,
caught sight of an unconventional aerial object through the trees in the direction of the
bunker. "Although it appeared stationary," Lars Thorn said, "It wobbled or
rocked to and fro all the time. On the upper side there appeared to be a dome. Just below
the dome there was something gray and red, and again just below that I could see what
looked like a green ribbon or band around the rim. The very bottom was red. A whizzing
sound came from it at intervals of 10 to 15 seconds on more or less regular spacing."
Thorn was able to snap two black and white photographs with his small camera |
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In
the morning of June 12, 1975, Eduard J. Meier was telepathically alerted and guided to
another contact, again being advised that his camera would be permitted. This time he was
led around on his moped for over an hour, finally stopping on a dirt service road beyond a
field along the paved road from Theilingen to Rumlikon, Between Berg and Rumlikon. He was
carrying a loaned 8mm movie camera and tripod as well as his 35mm camera and another 35mm
belonging to a friend, because his own camera still had a jammed focus adjustment and a
broken viewer. He set up the tripod and mounted the movie camera on it. He readied the
35mm cameras and laid them out in readiness. Then he spotted the spacecraft approaching in
the haze in the far distance. After taking a picture of the object he noticed another
identical ship higher in the sky, evidently to protect the one posing at low altitude |
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At
3:00pm on February 4, 1978, Mr. Hirobumi Matsushita was taking snapshots with a friend
when they noticed a shiny golden metallic colored object flying high above them in the
clear blue sky. There were no clouds and a slight breeze was blowing, but not enough to
raise debris that high in the air. The object seemed to be moving purposefully, obviously
under intelligent control. Mr. Matsushita adjusted his camera and took several pictures of
the strange object before it disappeared |
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In
1973 an unknown witness took several photographs of a strange circular flying object in
Ontario Canada |
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The
unidentified flying object in the picture could not have been a street lamp, simply
because there were no street lamps there at the time. There are no power poles or power
lines visible anywhere in this picture. Summer 1932, Mid-day, St. Paris, Ohio. This
picture of George Sutton of St. Paris, Ohio, taken near mid-day (as may be seen from the
shadows on the ground) 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 in those days. Nobody has been able to account for the dark object seen over Sutton's
left shoulder in this photograph |
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On
November 11, 1972, 3:35 PM, in Mesa, Arizona, Mr. Lee Elders steadied his arm by resting
it on the top of his car as he aimed his Asahi Pentax 35mm SLR with a 200mm telephoto lens
at the strange balloon-shaped flying object. He snapped 2 pictures and went back into the
house |
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