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Sent: 030130/2329Z 46646@GB7HMI.#63.GBR.EU [Newtownards] FBB7.00g25 $:46646-GB7
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COUPLE SEES AN ORANGE
UFO IN WISCONSIN
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 6:15 p.m., Steve A.
reported, "Me and my wife were heading west on Highway 54
into Wisconsin Rapids (population 18,435), and I noticed
an orange object in the sky followed by another one. I
pointed it out to my wife and questioned what it was. I
have no idea."
"There were four dots in a straight line. When the
fifth appeared, the first one faded. It was like this
for about ten minutes, all the while heading north."
"After the dots faded, there was like crystal dust
floating and shimmering where the dots had been."
"On Thursday, January 16, 2003, a lady called into
the WYTE radio station. She had seen them that night
over Pittsville, Wis. (population 866)."
Wisconsin Rapids is located about 110 miles (176
kilometers) north of Madison, the state capital.
Pittsville is on Highway 80 about 15 miles (25
kilometers) west of Wisconsin Rapids. (Many thanks to
John Hoppe of UFO Wisconsin for this report.)
THREE RED UFOs SPOTTED
IN PUERTO RICO
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, Prof. Reinaldo Rios
was outdoors at his home and "noticed strange lights
approaching from the west. Looking toward the mountain
of Sierra Bermeja Lajas here in Puerto Rico, I saw three
intense red lights. They were hovering above the
mountaintop. They were red and orange. They seemed to
be 100 feet (30 meters) above the mountaintop."
"These objects hovered for several minutes and then
departed to the north. I phoned every radio station in
my area, but I received no response about the sighting."
(Email Form Report)
VAMPIRES ON THE LOOSE
IN SOUTHERN AFRICA?
About the strangest news of the month has surfaced
in the small southern African nation of Malawi.
"A radio journalist was arrested in Malawi for
interviewing a man who claimed he was attacked by
vampires."
Radio newsman "Maganizo Mazeze was charged with
broadcasting false news that could lead to public
unrest."
"Rumors have been swirling round the southern
African country since late last year (2002) that the
(Malawi) government was colluding with vampires to
collect human blood for international aid agencies."
"President Bakili Muluzi blamed the stories on
opposition groups. Since the rumors began, villagers
have beaten to death two men suspected of being vampires.
Several priests were attacked on suspicion of harboring
vampires." (See USA Today for January 20, 2003,
"Journalist arrested over vampire story.")
(Editor's Comment: Meanwhile, on the banks of the
Dimbovija in Transylvania, Count Dracula puts a
reflective mirror under his chin and basks in the light
of the full moon. If the old boy gets enough "color," he
can move to Malawi and "pass" for an African.)
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