Full Description of event/sighting: We did not see an object, therefore we do not know if it was a UFO experience, however the feeling was as such and the witness' thought that it was some sort of "supernatural/UFO" sighting. At 9:00 pm a person sitting alone downstairs in the house was looking out the window, she saw, into the forest, two trees go in opposite directions, as if one went far to the right and the other far to the left. She did not tell anyone of this until the morning when we told her of our experience which happened at 3:30. At an undisclosed time of the evening the neighbor saw what she thought to be flashes out the back, (same direction), she thought we were taking pictures, we were not. She told us of this in the morning when I asked her if she had seen anything darning the night. At approximately 3:30 am four of us were sitting downstairs in the house. One of the ladies jumped and said "did you see that?", one of the others said yes and they described that they had seen , as one going to the far right and one going to the far left, behind the trees that were "splitting" there was a very bright flash of light. About 10 minutes later one of the same two ladies jumped from her seat, started to cry and said "what the heck was that?", the other lady had seen it too. They described what looked like a strobe light effect. The next day we found out about the other two experiences. I am submitting this sighting because of the fact that it was seen in three different time frames by three different "groups" of people, as well as the impact that it had on the two people that I was with was a very frightened reaction. I am hoping to find out if anyone else saw anything that night. Thank you to the witness for the report. Brian Vike, Director HBCC UFO Research Home - Phone 250 845 2189 email: [email protected] Website: http://www.hbccufo.com Redirect: http://www.brianvike.com Redirect: http://www.hbccuforesearch.com

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