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Originally posted by Kandinsky
Good information Karl and from a site I regard as the most reputable alongside 'Ufoevidence'. UFOcasebook went offline today....recession?
Originally posted by Kandinsky
While looking at hoaxes for my other thread, I noticed the Hudson Valley reports have been described as a hoax on a couple of sites. They repeat the same old BS about the small aircraft hoaxing on a Thursday night. The amount of reports and independent research doesn't support the idea that a few guys in single-prop airplanes were responsible for all the sightings.
As to what the object actualy was, I haven't got a clue but I did find the testimony from the guards at the Indian Point nuclear plant pretty darn interesting.
The heavy metal part and the criss cross effects, the diamond shape work, with tubular things here and there...
Originally posted by Lowneck
Thanks for the excellent sighting description, Xiphias. If you've read Night Siege, to which Kandinsky has drawn our attention, you'll recall that in the early 1980s hundreds of witnesses in the Hudson Valley, many of them professionals, witnessed similar UAPs, and the unforgettable experiences have remained with them ever since.
Night Siege - The Hudson Valley UFO Sightings
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New Year's Eve 1982 marked the beginning of one of the most puzzling UFO cases in recent times: the Hudson Valley "siege." The siege begot over 7,000 sightings of a boomerang-shaped craft or crafts moving silently through the sky over New York and Connecticut between 1982 and 1995. Night Siege is the collaborative effort of Hynek, Imbrogno, and Pratt to report the data gathered from witnesses of this mystifying experience, without speculation of what it might be..
The "Westchester Boomerang" was a UFO reported by hundreds of people in New York State and Connecticut between 1983 and 1986 and described by most witnesses as a hovering, immense V-shaped series of flashing lights connected by a dark structure. UFO investigators Imbrogno (Crosswalks Across the Universe) and Pratt write in detail about the "close encounters" of some 900 people who filled out "witness forms."
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The oddest part, which I realized only this year, is that this craft obviously could've flew above the clouds instead of flying through the mountainous region in the middle of a snowstorm.