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Date: May 25, 2002 23:15
Location: Kenosha
County: Kenosha
Source: National UFO Reporting Center
Details of Incident:
Lights coalesced from the north, flashed red yellow and blue, flew in large circles, and
disappeared again to the north.
I was driving home relatively late. I was to the west of Kenosha near Wind Lake when I first
noticed the lights. I thought they were aurora borealis, very dim and distant, so I stopped to
look for minute. That's when I noted that the light seemed to be moving toward my position.
Within about thirty seconds, what were initially long streaks of light coalesced into three
very distinct orbs of varying color. They shifted from red, to a blinding yellowish/white, to a
cool blue. It did not come very close to the ground, nor did it make any very sharp movements
or sound, but it was definitely moving; it plotted large concentric circles over an approximate
area of 1 square mile. Then it dimmed and sort of disintegrated. I've driven that route many
times and have seen nothing like it before or since.
((NUFORC Note: Witness indicates that date is approximate. PD))
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