Date: May 15, 2003 10:00PM
Location: Clinton
County: Rock

Source: UFO Wisconsin Report by Ashley M.



Details of Incident:

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A few friends and I had decided to go park on a hill and watch the lunar eclipse. At about ten o'clock, at the same time the eclipse was in full, from the north, hovering over the trees we saw an orangish, bluish orb. I couldn't really tell how big it was, or exactly how far away it was, but it was jerking back and forth at an impossible angle and very fast. Also it seemed to be shining a red light down into the forest as if it were looking for something. After about a minute of the thing hovering about and zig zagging back and forth, its lights dimmed drastically and started moving east at a medium speed until it was out of our range of vision. I know, and so do my friends, that this was not a plane. This all happened on Colley Road.

UFO Wisconsin Note - A private UFO investigator helping UFO Wisconsin attempted to investigate this sighting by contacting this witness through both email and telephone, and there was no response from this witness. 6/7/03

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