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As reported

Other over Sedonna, AZ

A witness account on file, unevaluated. Most of the archive rests here, and honestly so.

The report, as filed

My wife and I spent a weekend in Sedona, AZ. We hooked up with a lady who was selling UFO’s tours for $90. So this lady and another couple and my wife and I got in a large SUV and travelled a short distance out of town so as to get away from ambient city lights. We then got out of the SUV just after dark and everyone grabbed a folding chair. Our guide brought a suitcase with her. We walked to the top of a hill and sat down in a straight line looking to the north. I should mention that my wife who is a Filipina misunderstood my intentions but she followed me obediently because of her culture. She later revealed to me that she thought we were going to go for a ride in a UFO and she was really scared but she relaxed once we sat down. Now what happens next; our hostess gave each of us a 3rd generation night vision goggles and instruction on how to use them. In addition one of us at all times had a high power green laser pointer that we used to direct our view so we could all see the same object at the same time. Over the next 90 minutes the five of us all observed the same UFO’s at the same time. Therefore, we were validating our observations to each other. In total we each saw the same 36 UFO’s at the same time. When we got back home of course we had to tell everyone what we had seen. So at the next party (her family has a lot of these parties) we told everyone what we had witnessed. Not one of our family members or our friends who were there believed what we told them. I should also say that in addition we also saw one of the planets, maybe Mars, I am not sure and meteorites crashing thru the atmosphere and a couple of planes circling overhead, we were close to a small airport. The night vision goggles are very powerful.

Held as-reported from National UFO Reporting Center (record NUFORC #139633). Witness text is preserved verbatim, including its spelling; nothing is edited beyond formatting.

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Routed to: Federal Aviation Administration · records window 2016-08-03 → 2016-08-20