I usually don't pay too much attention to these. But this news
has gone to all major news paper including washington post, USA
today. major TV network like CNN , ABC CBS and since it reported
more than 1 county.
UFO Sightings in Stephenville, Texas
More Than 30 People Insist They Saw a UFO Flying Over Their
Town
Dozens of people in a small Texas town are talking about an
unexpected visitor, but the question is, where did it come
from?
The residents of Stephenville, Texas, claim to have seen a UFO,
described as a mile-wide, silent object with bright lights, flying
low and fast. So what was it?
These are not headlines from a supermarket tabloid. This is actual
front-page news.
More than 30 residents insist they saw the unthinkable a gigantic
UFO.
"It was very intense, bright lights," said local newspaper reporter
Angela Joyner.
"The lights were like going like this," said Constable Leroy
Gateman making hand gestures to describe what he saw when he
spotted the UFO.
Rick Sorrells says he saw it while he was hunting deer in the
woods.
"You look at the trees, and it was right here," Sorrells told ABC
News correspondent Mike Von Fremd as he showed him the location in
the woods where he spotted the UFO.
Steve Allen, a 50-year-old pilot, was at a campfire with friends
and says the object was a mile long and half a mile wide. "I don't
know if it was a biblical experience or somebody from a different
universe or whatever but it was definitely not from around these
parts," Allen said.
Allen drew a sketch of the object, which he said traveled at
amazing speed without making a sound. While drawing, Allen told Von
Fremd that he saw "an arch shape converted in a vertical shape, and
then it split and made two of them, and then these turned into just
fire and it was gone."
A spokesman for the 301st Fighter Wing in Fort Worth says no
aircraft from his base was in the area, and says the objects may
have been an illusion caused by two commercial airplanes. But those
who saw the lights don't buy that explanation.
"It's an unidentified flying object," insisted a former Air Force
technician.
"It was so fast I couldn't track it with my binoculars," said
Gateman.
