No. 301171 [PM]
almost always @ 2-3am
No. 301179 [PM]
>>301178i'm not scholarly person and haven't read or watched that much on the topic other than reading forums and some chino tier videos
No. 301182 [PM]
The video is titled “I Have Never Been That Frightened in My Life”: The Dushore Encounter | Paranormal Stories and comes from the Beyond Creepy channel. It is a narrated account of an alleged UFO encounter that took place on October 3, 1965, near Dushore, Pennsylvania.
The narrator (Beyond Creepy) tells the story of a man using the pseudonym Lee Jordan. At the time, he was 20 years old and working in the radio receiver department at General Electric in Utica, New York. He later moved to AT&T and retired after 32 years. By his own account, he never smoked, drank, or used drugs, and he has two daughters (one a gynecologist and the other a speech therapist).
On that Sunday night, Lee was returning from visiting his parents in the “Socks” area of Pennsylvania. He was driving his new Triumph TR4 north along Route 87 around 9:00 PM. Suddenly, he saw red and green lights flashing to the right of the road in an empty field on a hillside or what locals in Pennsylvania call a “mountain.” The lights resembled those at an old railroad crossing, but one was green and the other red Christmas colors.
Since he wasn't in a rush, he pulled over, rolled down the passenger side window, and listened… there was total silence, save for the natural sounds of an October night. He wondered if someone might be cutting wood or if it was a helicopter, though helicopters were rare back in 1965. Then he realized the object wasn't on the hillside but was actually hovering over the field about 15 meters up moving very slowly and in complete silence directly toward him. Lee describes the object as a flying saucer—metallic, about 15 meters (50 feet) wide and 3 meters (10 feet) high featuring flashing red and green lights. When it approached too quickly covering about 150 yards and coming to a halt in just three seconds without making a sound the guy was scared shitless. He started his car, tried to drive underneath the object (which was hovering at the height of a telephone pole above the guardrail), and sped off toward Utica without once looking in his rearview mirror. He said he had never felt such terror in his life.
After the event, he regretted not getting out to investigate, and he has thought about it for decades. He insists it wasn't a balloon, helicopter, plane, swamp gas, a star, or the moon: it was real, silent, fast, and very close (50 feet away). The channel states that it sourced the case from the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) and that the story is told exactly as it happened, without embellishment.
Does the report exist? Yes; the channel cites NUFORC as the source. NUFORC is a genuine database of UFO reports established in 1974, receiving thousands of anonymous or pseudonymous accounts every year. Stories of this kind "close encounters" from the 1960s are common in its archives.