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GI0YEW > UFO 28.01.03 04:25l 76 Lines 3238 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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UFOs AND USOs CONVERGE
ON PAPUA NEW GUINEA
"Local police have received constant reports by
tribesmen of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and
unidentified submerged objects (USOs) in the southwestern
province of the island nation" of Papua New Guinea, just
north of Australia across the Arafura Sea.
The reports are coming from the Fly River region,
located 600 kilometers (360 miles) west-northwest of Port
Moresby, the national capital. The UFOs seen in daylight
have been described as silver spheres and discs. Those
seen at night are reported to be "luminous" and
"glowing."
The USOs sighted by fishermen at the mouth of the
Fly River south of Balimo are described as "fast-moving
submarines without conning towers."
"The report stated that Police Commander John Marru
declared that he had received numerous reports,
principally from the Fly River area, without even
obtaining a satisfactory answer despite intensive on-site
investigations of each and every case."
"Marru said he had passed on all of the reports to
the Australian Federal Police and to (Australia's)
National Intelligence Organization and Defense
Intelligence Organization without receiving any reply
from these agencies." (See the Post-Courier of Port
Moresby for January 7, 2003. Also NotiOVNI for January
12, 2003. Muchas gracias a Daniel Munoz para eso
articulo de diario.)
UFO PHOTOS STUDIED AT
MEXICAN CONFERENCE
On Wednesday and Thursday, January 15 and 16, 2003,
Mexican ufologists held a conference at the Teatro de
Segura Social in Monterrey, capital of Mexico's
northeastern state of Nuevo Leon. Ufologist and
television journalist Jaime Maussan presented UFO photos
to the audience.
"One of the most recent items of evidence is an
unknown object seen (Monday) December 23 (2002) over
Mexico City."
"'It was apparently a meteorite, but it was
videotaped for over five minutes, making it impossible
that it could indeed be a meteorite. It was something
unexplained, and it fell to Earth,'" Maussan said.
"'If I had seen it coming down, I would have
believed (I had seen) the end of the world. It is said
that it measured about 50 meters (165 feet), but it could
have been well over a hundred meters (330 feet) and it
was 100 kilometers (60 miles) away and progressed at a
rate of 600 kilometers (360 miles) per second. A
meteorite (only) travels at 70 kilometers (42 miles) a
second.'"
Maussan also presented "a photograph taken at El
Alamo by Sr. Ivan Geraldo."
"'The photo shows a very small, strange figure of a
being that looks at the people who have the camera.
'Some say this is a hoax and can prove it; others say it
is real and can prove it. Javier Niebla, who is perhaps
the best video analyst in Mexico, says it's fake, while
Dan Airia (sic), an expert in the U.S., says it is
real,'" Maussan said.
Maussan "explained that the person who took the
photo never saw the being that appears in the print since
they were using their camera to scare away a skunk."
(See the Mexican newspaper El Norte for January 12, 2003,
"Maussan's new extraterrestrial." Muchas gracias a Scott
Corrales para eso articulo de diario.)
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