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UFO Over Hecker, Illinois 10-23-12

By Monroe County Independent
10-23-12

     A rural Hecker resident reported to the Monroe County dispatcher that on Oct. 23, just after 7 p.m., that a bright object was viewable hovering just over the horizon to the northeast of Hecker. It was suspicious because the witness stated the object appeared to be lower than the normal viewable stars / planets.

Monroe and St. Clair County deputies patrolled the area and set up a viewing area in rural Paderborn along Floraville Road. The object remained stationary and twinkled with red, green, blue and orange light. Witnesses reported the object drifting slightly at about 8 p.m.

After 8 p.m., the object appeared to slowly rise and soon after a second strong light was visible closer to the horizon from what appeared to be closer to the Freeburg area. The second object also appeared to emit / twinkle with the red, green, blue and orange light, reports the witnesses. The objects continued to hover and with no present danger, the deputies headed back to their evening patrols, while other folks remained watching using a telescope.

Scott Air Force Base was contacted and they reported not having any air craft flying in that part of the area. . . .
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1 comment :

  1. Anonymous11:45 AM

    Pretty strange and it's always interesting when law enforcement is involved as witnesses to these kinds of events. That always seems to make it more credible to those who disbelieve. I think, anyway! LOL! Somehow, I keep getting the deep gut feeling we are soon in for something quite spectacular. Not sure what it will be but we shall see. I'll be in Scottsdale/PHX this next week and also Las Vegas so I hope to see something very interesting myself along with my brother who will doing the driving and at night! Back from Vegas to Phoenix at night. Should be something to see up in that night sky. Hope so, anyhow.

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