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I am a firm believer that we are not alone in this
universe. That may make some people
write me off as a kook and think I walk around with aluminum foil on my head
but I believe what I see and yes, I’ve seen something unidentifiable.
Perhaps I should start at the beginning. When I was a teenager in rural Missouri
I was driving home one night on a back road where there weren’t any street
lights when I saw something in the sky.
It was three triangular lights, very bright, hovering in a bank of
clouds. And it was low in the sky. I pulled over onto the shoulder, half way
into someone’s yard and rolled down my window.
Everything was silent. You’d
expect to hear the drone of an engine or the hum of a motor since the lights
were so close, but there was not but silence.
My high school had a football game that night and the bright
field lights blazed…but what I was looking at wasn’t that. This, what it was, was right above me. That’s when I noticed there were several
other cars pulled over looking at the same thing I was staring at. That’s when a sliver of fear went through me
and I started my car back up and got the hell out of there. Years later, I saw a program on the Sy-Fy
channel and there were my triangular lights.
It inspired me to write the book Star
Mates.
My next encounter was probably twenty years later. I was driving back home to LA from Vegas with
my mother and son in the car. We’d just
approached Barstow and I saw
something in the sky. At the same time,
my son asked, “What’s that in the sky?” This object hovered for a bit of time,
and then suddenly shot off, and it was moving fast. Since it was day light, we were able to watch
it and along the horizon line we saw it meet up with seven other similar
objects. They were doing maneuvers
planes couldn’t do, like hover and go backwards, and yes, they could be
helicopters but they didn’t look like helicopters. And they were fast, faster than anything I’d
ever seen. I pulled over so we could
watch and all three of us watched until the sun started to set and they finally
flew off into the distance.
And finally, I saw something just a few weeks ago, at the
beginning of the new year. Living in Los
Angeles, our winter nights are pretty mild, so I was
sitting in the hot tub with my son looking up at the night sky. Now, I live near LAX and I know planes. I see them all the time and I know what they
look like. I saw this small dot near a
star far up there, and it started moving…fast.
At first I thought it might be a satellite because you can see them
too…but they blink and you know them.
This thing didn’t blink and it was traveling way to quickly. I mean, one minute it was near this star and
then it disappeared into the night light in a matter of seconds.
In my opinion I think we all see things we dismiss easily as
planes, satellites, weather balloons or some other man made phenomena. But I don’t believe we’re alone in this
universe and I don’t think Earth is as isolated as we think.
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