Creepy Green Light
Paranormal Adept
I accept that. In my mind though, you (which I'm sure wasn't done intentionally to sway people either way) debunked it. With all the anomalies in Edwards video's that didn't make sense (to me and others, like the guy with the glasses on Chasing UFO's), you're video solidified what they saw. Like I said earlier, your video should have been recognized way more than what it was. And not to make anybody look stupid or anything like that, but simply to show that usually the simplest explanation is the right explanation. I shouldn't speak for others, but what I've seen on other places on the world wide web - your video is considered the concrete evidence of proving that Edwards video was not a flying saucer up in the atmosphere with mini flying saucers launching from it and going back inside. I'm very glad you had a camera available and the weather conditions were perfect for you to capture what you did.I'm not saying what Tim Edwards videotaped was a spiderweb, but when I saw that spiderweb hanging off my house, I was immediately reminded of the Salida '95 sighting event. Don't forget 23 witnesses around the central/southern part of Colorado saw something high in the sky that morning and all descriptions were visually identical. I interviewed at least half of them—twelve, if memory serves me correct.
And maybe people did see something that night. Maybe it's another "Phoenix Lights" deal - where one thing is video taped (the flares) but people all over the state say that that's not what they saw - that they saw a chevron shaped craft gliding amongst the treeptops. So maybe while Edwards filmed a spider web - other people saw an actual object or craft in the sky?