UFO hits police car - Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson encounter, August, 1979.

reply to: IMSAM


Appreciate the bump amigo and that's a good video!

Have always thought something genuinely mysterious happened to this chap (and many other officers).

Cheers

P'S check the last post and the water tube reports

See that wouldn't have happened if his LTD had that 460 V-8 Cruise-O-Matic.

a reply to: Blue Shift

Fordomatic two-speed transmission

originally posted by: karl 12
a reply to: Blue Shift

Fordomatic two-speed transmission

Automatic, systematic, hydromatic... it's greased lightnin'!

originally posted by: karl 12
reply to: IMSAM

P'S check the last post and the water tube reports

Hello Karl,please clarify which post or thread it is


As to the people who find hard that a ufo traveled the vast space only to crash with a car. Firstly there is no indication they came from alpha centauri or orion.Remember at first they said they were from venus,when we saw how venus is they said they come from another star system.When we manage to see these other star systems they might say they come from zamunda.There is strong indication that these "ufos" may not be ufos.They are balls of light that change shape form size color. Also from many cases witnesses felt these things are "alive". Since we speculate they might be living things that pose as ufos for whatever reason.

This case is just one of many where the oz factor is 101% and as karl indeed said this weirdness puts off many researchers. Other researchers dont even include in their studies weird cases,keel and even good have said so. Just keep an open mind

a reply to: karl 12

There is no evidence besides the report that this event has anything with a UFO containing a bunch of drunk aliens. The report is not enough to convince a jury.

Has anyone located the Allan Hendry/CUFOS investigation of this incident? It seems to be quoted here:

Allan Hendry of the. Center for UFO Studies along with experts from Ford and Honeywell conducted an extensive investigation. Their conclusion: The windshield damage was caused by stones apparently carried in the wake of the unknown object. The Honeywell expert thought the bent antenna probably resulted from a "high-velocity air blast superimposed on the air movement over the fast-moving car."

science.howstuffworks.com...

It's probably contained in this publication, but I don't know if that's the original or only place:

"Minnesota CEII: The Val Johnson Story," by Allan Hendry, International UFO Reporter Pt. I, 4 (Sept./Oct. 1979):4-9, and Pt II, 4 (November 1979): 4-10.