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Originally posted by dashdespatch
reply to post by IAMTAT
Nice theory, nice to know that there actual eye witnesses not just the blurrey video
Originally posted by SkullAndBeats235
reply to post by IAMTAT
edit on 2-7-2012 by SkullAndBeats235 because: (no reason given)
i meant the original no handy filmed, you know what i mean..my english not so goodedit on 2-7-2012 by SkullAndBeats235 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Crakeur
the pine barrens fire in suffolk county, NY back in the 1990's was also attributed, by some, to a downed craft.
Originally posted by Crakeur
it was a huge fire and I remember driving around it at one point. Massive in scale and, yet, they determined it was set by a tossed cigarette butt.
Now that a miilitary tanker (C-130) has crashed in the fire, you will see debris removed that may, or may not be, from a plane but will no be explainable upon removal.
"We knew that something crashed into the park that night and we have, bit by bit," said Ford, "been able to finally put the picture together." Several motorists who were traveling along Sunrise Highway that night, according to Ford, contacted his organization and described what they thought was a plane that was going down into the park. And many local residents whose homes border Southaven report that they heard loud rumbling sounds and saw strange lights.
I saw this "object" and if I were to try to say what it looked like to me, I would say it was a tin foil ball tumbling and falling quickly. I checked above it to see if there were any aircraft that could have deposited the object but saw nothing but clouds and sky. At the moment it happened, I commented on how meteorites are rarely seen in the daylight usually because the light of the sun drowns out the light reflecting from the object. The 9news version of this story reports pilots in commercial aircraft that saw it over Kansas.