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Date: April 25, 2000
Location: Merrill
County: Lincoln
Source: Weird Wisconsin
Details of Incident:
Merrill UFO Sightings (April 25, 2000)
by Todd Roll of Weird Wisconsin
On Tuesday evening (4/25/00) local news reported mysterious lights in the sky over Merrill, WI.
Local law enforcement received numerous calls concerning
green/red lights over the Merrill area. I talked with a witness about
her sighting of the lights. (She asked to remain anonymous.)
A and her husband were watching the local news at 10 when they saw the
report about the lights over Merrill. The couple, who live about 10
miles outside of Merrill, decided to go outside to look for the lights.
They saw a bright light "hovering" in the night sky. A said the light
would switch between green and red and appeared to be moving back and
forth, but remained in the same general area. After watching the light
for about 10 minutes the couple went back in to the house.
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