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UFOs in Your Hometown Episode Four

UFOs in Your Hometown Episode Four

Episode 181 Published 2 weeks, 2 days ago
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Welcome to Episode Four of my ongoing series of “UFOS IN YOUR HOMETOWN.” I have put out a challenge to anyone interested in this subject: name any location, such as your hometown, and I bet I can find a UFO encounter there. Hundreds of people responded. I am working my way down the list of locations. In this episode I investigate eight places: Fort Wayne, IN----Greenock, Scotland----Warsaw, Poland----New Paltz, NY----St Charles, MO----Boston, MA----van horn, TX----Grand Junction, CO. And guess what, there are cases in each of these areas! Sightings, landings, humanoids, onboard encounters…supported by eyewitness testimonies, photos, radar-returns, landing traces, medical effects and more. Has your hometown been visited? The answer is probably YES!

FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. On February 7, 1955, American Airlines Flight 266 had a dramatic encounter with five UFO. In 1955, the Freeman family of Fort Wayne all watched a classic flying saucer. In 1967, minister Allen Federspiel reported his amazing sighting to NICAP. That same year, dozens of people saw a UFO hovering over Fort Wayne for four hours. In 1979, Sally Collet saw a UFO with a humanoid inside it right outside her home, and she wasn’t the only one. In 1991, a lady in Fort Wayne was chased by a UFO for 25 minutes. In 2005, another witness had a dramatic missing time encounter. The cases continue!

GREENOCK, SCOTLAND. Sightings, UFO fleets, humanoids, UFO photos…Greenock has them all. Back in 1948, two schoolgirls saw multiple UFOs hover overhead. One hovered so low, they could see a humanoid figure inside. They waved at it, and it waved back! Truly dramatic low-level sightings occurred in 1973, 1978 and 1999, including a case involving a fleet of UFOs. In 2005, Jonathan Smith heard shouting in the street and looking out his window, saw a group of colorful objects. He grabbed his camera and snapped an amazing photograph. These are just a few of the many cases in Greenock.

WARSAW, POLAND. Warsaw has an astonishing number of close encounter cases. In 1922, a Warsaw family observed a silver craft hover 400 feet away, so close, they thought they were about to be taken onboard. In 1959, an engineer observed a craft hovering over the Warsaw Palace of Culture and Science. In 1975, a man was in the forests outside of Warsaw when he saw two gray-type ETs who rendered him temporarily paralyzed. In 1979, a man came so close to a landed craft, it burned his face. In 1986, a plumber was taken onboard a craft where he saw froglike beings. So many other cases!

NEW PALTZ, NEW YORK. Per whistleblower Robert S. Carr, a UFO landed in New Paltz, and a humanoid was captured by a game warden, and was taken alive to CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia until it died. This is one of many New Paltz cases. In 1970, a woman and her boyfriend had a dramatic missing time encounter. Another dramatic case occurred in 1978 when three separate groups of witnesses observed a strange triangular craft over the city.

ST CHARLES, MISSOURI. One morning in 1971, three people, including a doctor, observed a low-level cone-shaped craft with a humanoid inside it. In 1973, the police received a call from a UFO witness. They sent out an officer, and he saw it himself. Soon many other witnesses saw it. In 1998, a witness described his sighting of a cigar-shaped craft with portholes on it.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. Sightings here reach back to 1638, when a group of witnesses saw a UFO for three hours. In 1950, a dramatic UFO display involving multiple craft occurred over Logan International Airport. In 1955, a man reported his sighting of a craft as big as a 10-story building. In May 1963, a group of witnesses witnessed a fleet of UFOs over a drive-in theater. In 2024, a boyfriend and a girlfriend were stunned when a UFO shined a beam of light on their car, causing it to noticeably shake.

VAN HORN, TEXAS. This small town had an undeniable encounter wit
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