“We thought the light was a falling star, a meteorite ... but then it curved and disappeared. Immediately in its place three sets of three black triangles appeared in formation right overhead no more than 500 feet above us - very fast, but dead quiet.”
- Greg Crane, Resident of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Illustration by Greg Crane of November 1993 Kitchener fly-over of a yellow “meteorite” that curved and then appeared to release nine, black triangular shapes without fuselages in aerial formation silhouetted against the 11 PM Ontario, Canada, sky.Toronto, Ontario, Canada (upper right red circle) is on Lake Ontario. Kitchener (middle red circle) is 57 miles (92 km) southwest of Toronto with a population of about 205,000, the fifth largest city in Ontario. Straight south is Lake Erie that also borders western New York and Pennsylvania, northern Ohio, and eastern Michigan (left red circle at Detroit).
January 5, 2012 Kitchener, Ontario, Canada - Greg Crane sent me a photograph of his Kodak Easyshare camera attached to his telescope - both on tripods at his Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, home.
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“With the naked eye, fuzzy colors is not what you see. The lights are as clear as a hovering helicopter with running lights except the lights are all different colors running all over the place - and there is no sound.”
- J. D. Johnson, Computer Tech, Lake Elsinore, California
Return to Part 1 for first email and images from J. D. Johnson.
January 3, 2012 Lytle Creek, California, northeast of Mt. Baldy - J. D. Johnson is a 42-year-old computer technician who has worked in information technology half his life and describes himself as a man who is rarely rattled by anything happening around him. But the night of March 23, 2006, he and his friend, Bob, encountered bright, colorful aerial lights in Lytle Creek, California, east of Mount Baldy and northeast of San Bernardino that not only scared J. D., but left him confused and unable to remember clearly what happened.
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– “The colorful aerial lights in Norwood, Ontario, seem to be
in the same place every night and move through the sky much the same
as ‘regular’ stars…. almost like they masquerade as ‘normal’ stars.
It’s good to know we aren’t the only ones observing this.”
– Norwood, Ontario, Canada resident NE of Kitchener
In 1993 to 1994, at 10 PM local time above an apartment building in Harjumaa, Estonia (Eastern Europe), three eyewitnesses were shocked by a rapidly low-flying, silent, 40-foot-long triangle-shaped craft.
– “The saucer-shaped craft witnessed by Patrick Colligan
at RCC in Roswell is the same gigantic craft that I witnessed
in the summer of 1962 in Chicago, Illinois.”
– Naples, Florida resident
October 1, 2006, 11:15 PM Mountain, Roswell, New Mexico. Sketch of aerial craft with white glowing, rectangular windows that showed dull grey metal surface between each window. The estimated 650-foot-wide, completely silent craft moved slowly in the air over a cattle ranch behind the Roswell Correctional Center State Prison about 25 miles south of Roswell. Correctional officer Pat Colligan made notes and sketch soon after his encounter with the huge craft.
Updated – December 31, 2011 Albuquerque, New Mexico – Since my December 22 – 23, 2011, Earthfiles news reports and radio broadcast on Coast to Coast AM about the YU55 asteroid; unidentified multiple-colored aerial lights photographed over Kitchener, Ontario, Canada; and more information about UFO crashes near Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947, and a dramatic close encounter with an enormous 650-foot-diameter aerial craft near the Roswell Correctional Center State Prison on October 1, 2006, I have received emails, illustrations and images from other eyewitnesses of similar phenomena. An upcoming Part 2 includes an interview with the third listed eyewitness, J. D. Johnson, of Lake Elsinore, California, about his “plasma light” encounter that might involve missing time.Click for report.
“ All of a sudden to my left out the window, something very, very, very strange appeared - it's a giant flying saucer.”
- Patrick Colligan, Corrections Officer, Roswell Correctional Center Prison
1944 aeronautical chart of Roswell, New Mexico (yellow) eight miles north of Roswell Army Air Field and its additional Auxiliary No. 1 air field in lower left. Other auxiliary air fields were built south of Roswell. Historic map source Abandoned Airfields.Red circle west of Dexter and Hagerman where another auxiliary air field with paved runways was built in the 1940s has been converted into the Roswell Correction Center (RCC), a New Mexico state prison.
December 23, 2011 Roswell, New Mexico - Patrick Colligan was born 53 years ago in Buffalo, New York. He graduated from Orchard Park High School in January 1976 and enlisted in the U. S. Air Force. Eventually in 1977, he graduated from the Nuclear Weapons Specialist School at Lowry AFB in Denver, Colorado. He had assignments from July 1977 to July 1980 in RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge, England; then back to the United States at Strategic Air Command (SAC) stationed in Rome, New York at Griffiths AFB until January 1981.
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“ In the 30-second-exposure Image 038, the bright object is paralleling the star field and there is no camera stabilization explanation for the undulating trail that ends in a roundish object. Something moved from the bright object and was captured in that 30-second exposure.”
December 23, 2011 Kitchener, Ontario, Canada - Part 1 in this series of Earthfiles reports about high strangeness in the Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, sky summarized the similar multiple-colored patterns that people in many parts of the United States have taken since 2008, beginning with the UFO flap in Stephenville, Texas, in January 2008. Part 2 features series of images that Kitchener resident Greg Crane has photographed from the second week of September 2011 to mid-December 2011, including two 30-second exposures on November 13, 2011.
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“The RAAF security guard said he saw strange-looking metal in the crates in the off limits hangar ... and he had seen parts of bodies inside the hangar that did not look human.”
- Patrick Murphy, 509th Bomber Wing Crew Chief, Pease AFB
Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) sign in 1946.Walker Field was 8 miles south of Roswell. Photo source: USAF Historical Research Agency.1944 aeronautical chart of Roswell, New Mexico (yellow) eight miles north of Roswell Army Air Field and its additional Auxiliary No. 1 air field in lower left. Historic map source Chris Kennedy.
December 23, 2011 Springfield, Massachusetts - On December 1st, I received an email from 57-year-old Patrick Amp L. Murphy, who served as an FB-111 Bomber Crew Chief and Inspector for the 509th Bomb Wing at Pease Air Force Base in New Hampshire after duty in Vietnam. Patrick worked with the 509th Bomb Wing from January 1973 to May 1975. His father, Francis R. Murphy, born in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1905, had enlisted in the U. S. Army in 1940. During World War II, he was promoted to Captain and was assigned to the 8th Army Air Corp with an intelligence unit on the front lines. He worked in North Africa desert wars and then was in Naples, Italy, until the war ended in 1945. Captain Murphy was wounded four times, received four purple hearts and a bronze star. From Italy, Capt. Murphy was assigned to Roswell Army Air Field, New Mexico, in late 1945 through 1947 to early 1948.
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December 12, 2011 Kitchener, Ontario, Canada - Greg Crane has lived most of his 44 years in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Greg has also loved working on machines since dropping out of high school to restore an old car. He now is a professional restorer of antique cars and works out of the same home and office he's had for eighteen years. So, Greg is very familiar with the landscape and sky around his place that was built on the side of a hill. The hilltop rises to the east blocking out that part of the sky. But Greg has clear views of the west, south and north.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada (upper right red circle) is on Lake Ontario. Kitchener (middle red circle) is 57 miles (92 km) southwest of Toronto with a population of about 205,000, the fifth largest city in Ontario. Straight south is Lake Erie that also borders western New York and Pennsylvania, northern Ohio, and eastern Michigan (left red circle at Detroit).
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“The couple estimated the huge diamond craft was about 100 feet above their vehicle ... there was absolutely no sound.”
- Margie Kay, Asst. State Dir., Missouri MUFON
Since April 2011, Missouri MUFON has received dozens of reports about highly strange aerial phenomena ranging from morphing lights to beams to shapes ranging from diamond and triangular to oval and circular - all large and most silent. Primary geographic focuses of the phenomena have been Kansas City, Independence, Raytown and Lee's Summit.Whiteman AFB, home of the 509th Bomb Wing and B-2s, is southeast of Kansas City and Lee's Summit in Missouri. But B-2s and other terrestrial airplanes don't hover in the same place in the sky for several minutes silently morphing in shapes.
November 23, 2011 Independence, Missouri - On October 12, 2011, I first interviewed Margie Kay, Assistant State Director, Missouri Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), about the unidentified lights, spheres and other unusual aerial shapes reported by many citizens the previous week. See: 101211 Earthfiles.
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“A large red-orange ball would come, it would rise in the air and split into five or six smaller orange orbs. This happened every two minutes for a half-hour!”
- Richard Vick, Insurance Agent, Kansas City, Missouri
November 23, 2011 Kansas City, Missouri - On June 14, 2011, independent insurance agent Richard Vick, 64, was driving home from a late meeting about 9:30 PM. Richard was traveling in the southbound lane of Missouri I-435 near Gregory Blvd., which is 71st Street. There was a dark, low, overcast sky and the night temperature was hot, about 90 degrees Fahrenheit.In the dark sky on his left, half a dozen orange-red small spheres appeared moving southeast towards Lee's Summit.
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