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Date: May 28, 2004
Location: Rice Lake, Wisconsin
County: Barron
Source: UFOwisconsin.com report by Name Withheld
Details of Incident:
Well it was friday may 28th, and me and two friends were trying to
fid something to do, we were just sitting and leaning on the car in my front
yard talking, when all of a sudden I noticed there was a large almost a flash of
light in the sky, almost appearing to be a shooting star. i told the guys and we
all watched it, after 10 seconds or so it was gone, at first it appeared out of
no where and was a very bright white light it started moving amazingly fast &
far away and as it did it turned Bright GREEN!, this freaked us all out, and one
of us assumed that it was a firework. someone else a asteroid/shooting star, but
i beleive it was a UFO. just based on what i know about them. if anyone has ever
been to rice lake it was facing the hospital on the northside main st. and it
went towards the lake, well thats about it, i will check back on the site for
any comments about this. thanks!
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