UFO's in PA, caught on expensive camera - Military, alien? Both?

I have spoken to the woman in length about the possibilities of her living nearby a military base. She is completely convinced otherwise, and has been documenting "blinkies" as she calls them for quite some time. Very impressive footage IMO. She uses a very expensive camera, no doubt a reasonable investment considering the fact that she lives in an area with weekly (Scratch that, nightly) UFO activity.

She has told me that "There is no way a military base could exist there" - her explanation is that the woodsy area is too thick to even enter, and that no roads lead to it. This was her only explanation, and it still does not rule out the possibility. But it adds to the mystery, no doubt. So I am going to give you two links. One leading to her page, so you can be free to check out the list of her videos, and one link to gain your interest.

Her Youtube Page

Debunked

As to what we are really looking at here, I do not know.

UPDATE: I no longer support this. Infact, this time I should have listened to my gut. As it turns out - this has already been debunked months ago. I am hoping now, that this thread will serve a new purpose. The truth is not found, it is realized.

reply to post by ThinkingCap


Skeptics, make sure you click on my "personal favorite".

she's got a great collection. I saw these videos mentioned here about a month ago.

They are VERY compelling...everyone should watch them

be good

reply to post by BadBoYeed


Aye, those are not sattelites.

These videos are old, and have been here before.. somewhere.
Helicopters, and my favourite, birds.

what's funny is when this moron realizes she's filming bat's eating bugs and the occasional bird.

at around 11:30 in the video you can clearly see a bird flapping right by the screen and a bat chasing bugs.

i recommend the mute button because her annoying commentary will prolong the suffering.

Originally posted by ThinkingCap
reply to post by ThinkingCap

 

Skeptics, make sure you click on my "personal favorite".

Klass A type skeptic here. It's good to see someone serious enough to use good equipment. Unfortunately, she forgot to include a tripod or at least a monopod. But that's beside the point, she could use some support, anything rather than nothing and end up with unsteady footage.

What she captures is interesting to see but, again, night lights show speed but no detail to come to a definite conclusion. Sort of leaves you "up in the air". Others have said of similar footage that they're birds or bats, etc. I simply say, I don't know.

If she shoots daylight objects with her equipment we will be in for some revelations. But until then...

reply to post by randomname


Not convinced? Watch a couple more of her videos. Only a moron would write them all off as debri.

reply to post by The Shrike


Daylight

Meh. Gotta back this lady up, although I am also not entirely convinced of what exactly they are.

I've got to say, after watching several of these videos I slowly began to rule out the possibility of it being a bird/bat/firefly. What I like most about her videos is the variation of UFO's she has captured.

Originally posted by ThinkingCap
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Not convinced? Watch a couple more of her videos. Only a moron would write them all off as debri.

i did.

the best one is the ufo morphing into a jet fighter. i didn't know she filmed transformers. i can't wait for leprechauns morphing into mall shoppers and aliens turning into discount flatscreen t.v.'s at futureshop.

reply to post by randomname


Here's one of your bats "shooting a laser beam" - any thoughts?

Laser Beam?

(Screwed up first link, my bad)

I live there. I see this every night.Its called "air traffic" around here. Everyone sees this all the time, but dont create Youtube sites about it. Why no excitement in the daytime when you can get a visual?

reply to post by scooterstrats


What's your take? Birds, comets and planes?

reply to post by ThinkingCap


I went to your personal favourite.
I stopped it after about 12 seconds.
Im really not into watching a moth fly around in night vision.

reply to post by ThinkingCap


looks like a satellite, could be measuring something, who knows.

reply to post by epitaph.one


The only time I have seen strange things in the sky is when they were very clearly high up in the air. So in my mind I relate her footage to what I have seen in the past, even though in her video they certainly moved much more differently than my past experiences.

But it is true, perhaps she is just video-taping bugs and birds on her 4-7,000 dollar camera. If that is the case, then I'll gladly admit to being fooled.

Post Script: But I have to say, try not to dismiss this based on my poor presentation. Check out some of her other videos, after all she has a years' worth of footage.

This is why they come, to read the sign:

Murraysville

Come on, nothing is going to travel the galaxy (or come from a moon base or from under the sea) to hang around in Murraysville to feature on youtube.

Aircraft on a flightpath and Im sure I heard her say look at the green light.....duh, everything is green in night vision, green and black.

reply to post by MisterBurns


Right, she seems to believe they are extracting metals. She takes footage of military helecopters, and granted some strange looking aircrafts, but alien? Don't know.

This lady is widely considered to be a hoaxer here on ATS and there have been a number of threads discussing her films, such as this one www.abovetopsecret.com...