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Date of Incident: January 4, 2005
Time of Incident: 6:15pm
Location of Incident: Clintonville
Other Related Reports: Not Applicable
Source of Report: UFOwisconsin.com online
sightings report form by Name With Held
Details of Incident:
was a large ball of multi-colored light with a
tail trailing behind it. it was not a ball of fire, but an object ball shaoed
with a glow of colors attached to it and around it. it was traveling from a
northern direction to a southern direction . heading down ward. i did not hear
any sound as i was in my car with my radio on when i was taken by surprise by
what i saw. this object was flying very low. just above a church steeple in
clintonville. it lasted about 7 seconds andf the dissappated and was gone. my
mother and sister were on their way home and witnessed the same ball of light at
the same time and desxcribed it as exactly as i had seen it. there have been
many more reported lights throughout the state the following morning. i really
feel that this was not a meteor i saw, but a solid object entering our area.
maybe military or maybe terrorism but something was there.
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