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Date: June 13, 2001 23:10
Location: Wisconsin Rapids
County: Wood
Source: National UFO Reporting Center
Details of Incident:
Appeared like a star only reddish-orange, thought it might be an airplane at first only it moved very
fast across the eastern sky, from north to south and then met up with two other "stars" and traveled
back from south to north. I am writing this for my husband and I saw it myself, it moves very quickly
across the sky, it looks like an airplane at first but it moves at least ten times faster and it
switched from N. to S. Then it stopped, two of the "stars" close together and the other one a little
farther away not moving. The two "stars" then just floated in the sky while 5 minutes later an even
brighter red glowing object flew across the sky.
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