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Originally posted by wayaboveitall
Shots taken at the same time of day might have been more revealing, as far as reflection goes, though I think I see one in the trees. Pity we cant confirm or deny a sunvisor strip though.
Windscreen looks relatively clean, had she been through a carwash or washed it since 'The event'?
Originally posted by cripmeister
reply to post by Maybe...maybe not
I don't agree with you on that one, it sure looks like a reflection to me.
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I believe the witness is now confirming the "streetlight" is a "streetlight", however she is stating there was still a "bright object" in the sky "above" the streetlight.
Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not
In the 2gb interveiw she says..
"Two other, metaliic looking objects came out of that big orange light, at the top right hand corner of the photographs that are being shown".
"The large object went close to the light, these two other, metallic looking objects ,came out of that light, and these two metallic objects actually took off to the Right as fast as the eye could see across to the right of the screen "
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
reply to post by wayaboveitall
G'day wayaboveitall
Just to clarify:
I did not say I believe there was an additional "bright light" above the streetlight......the witness said that.
The witness' statement regarding her acceptance of the bright light in the photo being a streetlight was made yesterday with a contact who is known to me & ATS.
I am advised the witness was happy for this updated info to be posted in this manner.
Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not.
[edit on 28-3-2010 by Maybe...maybe not]
No problem, they are not incompatible.
Originally posted by TwoPhish
I can't help but react out of compassion (instead of science)
The problem is that there isn't anything we can do to really identify that (or those) objects, the best we can do is use our own ways of thinking to present our own theories about it.
I feel, this poor woman...went public, looking for help to try to identify what she saw that evening. I believe she was looking for help to support whether what she saw was, man-made or could it have possibly come from the star system of the Pleiades (for example).
That's the problem of being a public figure, the only difference is that radio, newspapers and TV are not interactive, so the person never gets to see/read/hear what other people think about it.
Instead, she's getting ripped apart.
It's obviously not the same thing, but the police always put that possibility on their list, it's a real possibility.
If someone went public, asking for help to locate and find their missing child, the last thing that person would want (or expect) is for the public to concentrate on why she was in cahoots of hiding her child!
All things considered, I hope she is laughing or at least smiling, although we all used a lot of our time in this thread we weren't really negatively affected by it (I hope), so if nobody was hurt (and I hope nobody was) we only lost time, but we may have gained more knowledge in some areas in which our knowledge was not so good.
For I can't help but feel, her initial desire, got turned upside down, inside out and right now she's either laughing at us or crying to herself!
Yes, but that's life.
We're a very un-trusting society (and scandalous too) and, it's hard to be reminded of both.
I also think this is not the kind of help she was seeking, but with the information we have it's difficult to do more than this.
I am sorry. But to me? This was not the help she was orginally seeking but, if it turns out she was hoaxing (and that is not out of the realm of possibility) then, so be it.
I tend to believe she is honest and the rest, are wrong.
Sydney Observatory
On the evening of Tuesday 23 March I (Andrew Jacob) was contacted by Channel 10, Sydney to ask my opinion of Fiona’s photos. I needed more information. So I called Fiona to ask about what she had seen.
To guide me I asked the questions provided in Sydney Observatory’s Lights in the Sky blog.
Sydney Observatory
Where were you? Governor Macquarie Drive between the Georges River and the roundabout linking to Epsom Rd. Here.
What time was it? Sunset
Which direction were you looking? Westwards
How long did you see the object? The photos cover about two seconds at the most.
What direction was the object was moving? The large blob (AJ’s word) moved from the light in the top-right corner down the road then back towards the light. Two smaller blobs dropped out of the light, then moved back into it. The large blob moved back down the road.
Fiona also provided the following additional information: It made no noise; it was very calm (i.e. no wind); the light on the right hand side was not a street light; the photo was taken sitting on the car using an IPhone; there is a street light down the road (visible in front of a tree) and there was a street light behind her.
Fiona sounded coherent and seemed to me to be a credible witness and I had no reason to believe she was pulling our leg. I’d like to make it clear that, contrary to a radio report on Wednesday morning, I did not ask Fiona if she was on any medication.
Also, in the bottom right hand quarter of the photo above (and also in one other image) there are two faint, pale markings. These could be interpreted as a reflection off a glass surface. Now, Fiona says she was outside the car when the photos were taken. Nevertheless, we must analyse the photos objectively. What are these markings? If they are reflections then the blobs may simply be marks on the same glass. The position of the blob in the photos changes in a way consistent with this explanation.
Dr Nick made the very sound suggestion that the situation should be recreated for further investigation – same camera, same time & location – from outside and inside the car.
If this second bright "object" that she witnessed and became incorporated with this lamp post then, it could be one of those dreadful, serendipitous event (that we hate to defend)
Originally posted by wayaboveitall
If this second bright "object" that she witnessed and became incorporated with this lamp post then, it could be one of those dreadful, serendipitous event (that we hate to defend)
But it didnt 'become incorporated', she never said anything like that, she said it was the streetlight, and indicated it specifically in the photos, the only other bright orange light source captured is the setting sun itself.
Unless she sincerely mistook the street light for a bright orange ufo,
and her own testimony live on the radio confirms this.
Did your listen to the broadcast TwoPhish? Is it not word for word what I quoted?
Now your making up scenarios to fit her version of events, scenarios that are not born out by evidence.