Excellent report from Texas.

[SarkozyAide]

Granted it is anecdotal evidence, but something about the details and the emotions they are reporting has the "ring of truth" to it. Interestingly enough, there is another very similar report , also from Texas on the same site just a few days later.






http://www.ufocasebook.com/2009d/texasaliens121109.html

 

[EQ42]

I believe there are cases similar to this but I got the opposite impression from the report. It felt kind of fake to me.

 

[Trajanus]

I believe there are cases similar to this but I got the opposite impression from the report. It felt kind of fake to me.

The case has a number of similarities with others e.g. a UFO which drives dogs or animals crazy, beings gathering stuff and leaving after they notice humans, have been reported elsewhere, lots of times. If the witnesses are familiar with other humanoid sightings, I'd be leery. Otherwise it seems credible.

 

[skunkape]

I've been hearing rumors that one was retrieved on I-20 just outside of Dallas recently. Make of it what you will.

UFO Transported on Dallas Freeway - Was a UFO Transported on Dallas Freeway?
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[SarkozyAide]

I recall seeing that video last year. Large disc, shaped object on the back of a truck. What is the more likely answer: A large piece of military or industrial equipment that need ground transport, or an ultra top secret UFO from space that the military somehow captured and decided that right out in the open was the best place to hide it?


I'm gonna go with the former.

 

[EQ42]

I guess the ending is what feels fake to me. The guy says he never believed in ufos but now he's going to have to "re-evaluate" that belief. I think any re-evaluation would have been done instantly while he was witnessing a craft and occupants up close with other witnesses present. By the way, there was a second report of a landing with beings in Texas not too long after this first report. It can be found here:
http://www.examiner.com/x-2363-UFO-Examiner~y2009m12d15-Second-UFO-landing-reported-in-Texas-with-multiple-beings-on-the-ground

It wouldn't surprise me if someone is messing with MUFON.

 

[Trajanus]

I guess the ending is what feels fake to me. The guy says he never believed in ufos but now he's going to have to "re-evaluate" that belief. I think any re-evaluation would have been done instantly while he was witnessing a craft and occupants up close with other witnesses present.

Sure but if he's the type who is reluctant to believe, that enhances the credibility of the report.

By the way, there was a second report of a landing with beings in Texas not too long after this first report.

I have doubts about this one, since the witness is obviously familiar with the subject. "They were not like typical grays we all see."

 

[jkoci]

Interesting report. I wonder if anyone looked for physical trace evidence.

 

[Trajanus]

Interesting report. I wonder if anyone looked for physical trace evidence.

Doesn't seem there'd be much. The craft was hovering not landed and the ultra-skinny beings may not have left discernable tracks. Maybe a few damaged mesquite branches, from collecting and radiation?

 

[EQ42]

Doesn't seem there'd be much. The craft was hovering not landed and the ultra-skinny beings may not have left discernable tracks. Maybe a few damaged mesquite branches, from collecting and radiation?

Yeah, they mention the smell of burning mesquite