Jan. 12, 1990; Indianapolis, IN
8:30 PM. A man (age 33), and three daughters (ages 15, 11, and 9) were driving north on Five-Points Road when the 11-year old first observed a circle of lights to their left. They then slowed down the car and the occupants took a good look, thought it looked strange, and then pulled onto a driveway to an old barn. They sat there 3-5 minutes and watched the object with an unobstructed view. "You could tell the object was circular by the pattern of lights" (Exhibit 2M). The lights were steady red, white, green, and blue, and reportedly went all the way around it in a perfect circle. The object was definitely round. "You've got the front view of the lights, but as the lights were rotating, you could see the back side of the lights." When the object moved, there was some tilting involved (as much as 60-degrees), and the first time it tilted, a spotlight came on. Another time it tilted and a "little dark thing" was observed on the top. This was referred to as a dome, which actually was the only recognizable feature on the object. The first time the object tilted, the circle of colored lights went out and a big white light came on underneath in the form of a beam which went down to the ground. They had their windows down and never heard any sounds associated with the object at all. When asked about the altitude, the main witness stated that the object was probably higher that 400-500'. Later estimates of the object's distance was 0.8 of a mile south of Interstate 465. (MUFON Indiana, FI Norma Croda/CUFOS hand-off)

Jan. 18, 1990; Gulf Breeze, FL
Dark round or oblong object with red body light photographed by several people. (Unverified)

Jan. 20, 1990; Boyle, MS
Silvery object with two rows of lights paced just ahead of car for two to three miles; engine, lights failed until object departed (UFOE II, Section XII).



Feb. 22, 1990; Henryville, IN
5:30 PM. The 17-year old girl was at her home alone when she had a sighting of what is commonly known as a "Daylight Disc". It was a clear sky with a few clouds, and she heard the wind blowing, so she looked out the window. She saw a bright light and went out and stood on the porch. She looked above the trees and saw it move from there to above a trailer, and then it went straight up into the sky (very fast)." It was a bright silver color, shaped like a disc, about the size of an automobile, with white lights around the center of it (Exhibit 3M). It was hovering just over the trees in the south in this rural area and then moved over a nearby trailer. There seemed to be a gush of wind generating from this disc that caused the trees to sway. There was no sound or smell present at any time. No electromagnetic disturbance was noted and no other citizens in the nearby trailers noticed anything. The witness did state that the family dog, a mixed breed, was barking and howling during the sighting. The duration of this sighting was approximately 2-minutes. The weather was mild and sunny with broken clouds. Range: Less than 100 yards. Altitude: Less than 100'. (MUFON Indiana, FI Jim Delehanty) .






March 30, 1990; Wavre (nr), Belgium
11:00 p.m. G,A,V, RV military pilots. Gendarmes reported luminous, high speed objects; jet interceptors scrambled, multiple radar tracks of fast-moving objects (UFOE II, Section II).

March 31, 1990; Waver (nr), Belgium
12:05 a.m. G,A,V, RV military pilots. Gendarmes reported luminous, high speed objects; jet interceptors scrambled, multiple radar tracks of fast-moving objects (UFOE II, Section II).


Belgium triangle photo.

April 7, 1990; New Albany, IN

April 16, 1990; South Chicago, IL
Blind dog on porch indifferent to boomerang. (Woodward)

Dog became still and quite before a boomerang appeared. Dark, delta-shaped object with large white lights around edge hovered; departed at high speed (UFOE II, Sections IX, X).


May 30, 1990; Calumet City, IN
10:15 PM. A 39-year-old mother and her two sons, age 10 and 12, were relaxing in their home when they sighted an unusual object hovering over a house across the street. "Mrs. B" had looked out of the doorway and saw the object, described as a 30', domed, gray disc, in detail, less than 100' away, around 50' off the ground for seven minutes. The object had what appeared to be bright white windows around the circumference, windows wider at the bottom than at the top. A dark line seemed to rotate inside bank of windows. Light on bottom described as a foggy or fuzzy white glow on flat bottom of object. The object then drifted slowly away to the southwest, then left rapidly, going through color changes (green, red, yellow) and was lost to sight. There was no sound reported. Dog appeared to be affected, had unusual smirk on face and cried afterward. Dog fine next day. A Burnham Police Officer had also seen the UFO and had been called out to the woman's house that night. The younger boy reported that he had a UFO-related dream that night. (FI Bruno Molon, Ref. 4)

Dog barked continuously, oval object w/light beams near. (Woodward)





July 18, 1990; New Hartford, CT Sept. 15, 1990 (date approximate); W. of Greencastle, Indiana
6:00 p.m. local. A silver-metallic hockey puck-shaped object observed hanging in the daytime sky.  Sighting occurred during full-daylight, in a beautiful blue near-cloudless sky.  Witness was traveling N on Manhattan Road in western Putnam County, when he noticed an object up in the sky probably many miles ahead of him at an altitude of several thousand feet. His first impression was it must be a balloon, but very quickly knew it was not one as it was completely motionless in the sky. He was able to try to watch it for several minutes, maybe as much as 10 minutes. But because he had to be somewhere at a certian time, he couldn't stop. The entire time he was viewing it, it never seemed to move. The best way to describe the shape of it is was to compare it to a hockey puck. It appeared flat on two sides and perfectly circular in shape. The color was silver-metallic. He was unable to make out any features such as "windows", or "engine ports". The object's surfaces seemed perfectly smooth. While it looked like a hockey puck, it didn't lie flat in the sky, but was "tilted" at about 30 degrees. Once again, nothing about the appearance of the object during the time that he observed it changed. It never rotated on its own axis, or moved in the sky. It was clear to him that it was some kind of solid object, and not something "celestial" in the sky he was looking at. It finally was out of his view after driving about 15 miles, but when he was able to take a peak behind him in the sky, it was still there. (NUFORC)

Sept. 22, 1990; Champaign, Illinois
7:00 p.m. local. While walking out of K-mart witness looked up at flock of birds in the twilight sky. Above/beyond the birds he noticed an object slowly moving northward. It immediately gave him chills because it didn't look like any flying vehicle he'd ever seen. For a moment he thought it might be a stealth fighter, since the nation was gearing up for the first Iraq war at the time, but the object had no wings or rotors or wheels, just a smooth oval (almond or maybe flattened egg) shape, slightly narrower in front, with a small oval bump on top.  He couldn't determine surface details since the sun was down and he could only see a black silhouette against the sky. It made no noise, there were no lights. When he first saw it, it was about 45 degrees up, to the west and estimated at 20-30 feet wide, flying at approximately 1500' altitude moving N around 100 mph (similar to a small private plane in size and speed).  No one else was watching it. He observed it for a couple minutes until it disappeared over the horizon. After getting home he phoned the local airport and asked if they had any strange radar images or if anyone else had reported a UFO. They acted like he was crazy so he didn't bother to notify the police. Faculty member at the University of Illinois. (NUFORC)


Oct.; 1990; Ochoco National Forest, OR
Coyotes spooked by descending blue white light. (Woodward)

Oct. 3, 1990; Argos, IN


Oct. 11, 1990; Monterey, IN
9:00 PM.. Another deltoid, observed near Grissom AFB by two witnesses, this object passed right over them at around 500' with no sound. Object described as three white border lights in a triangular pattern, base moving forward! The rear light was trailed by a faint white light blinking every once in a while. Inside the triangle there were many red, green & blue smaller lights. (MUFON Indiana, FI K.O. Learner)

Dogs vocalizing while domed disc was nearby. (Woodward)


Oct. 19, 1990; Plymouth, IN
11:25 PM. Two observers reported a strange configuration of red, white & green lights. The side view exhibited a convex dark top portion (dome) with a large white light centered underneath. In-between the dark top and the white light was a small red light. The bottom view looked like a bell-shaped pattern, with the red light in the lead and a green light in the rear (Exhibit 8M). Coming home through the east side of town the witnesses observed the lights, which passed over their car and then hovered in one place for awhile. Scared, but soon overcome with curiosity, they turned off the radio and rolled down the window. There was no noise. The object later headed east and made a "U-turn" and appeared to land. Then after about 5 minutes it was spotted in the east, again, and seemed to move with them. After a total of 15 minutes it grew fainter and disappeared. Witnesses say the lights came as close as 50-75 feet at one point, apparently as it passed over them heading in their direction of travel. The report is rather sketchy, but the description of the lights with no sound appears to represent a close encounter. (MUFON Indiana, FIs Lamberson & Learner).

Oct. 22, 1990; Culver, IN
Evening.  Melanie Wagner, one of the primary witnesses in the Culver area, reported a strange configuration of many lights. The front view of the object appeared to be somewhat rectangular with red, white & green lights of various sizes scattered around. There were approximately two red & two green in a horizontal plane with a larger space between the red & green lights. Smaller white lights were above and around these colored ones. The bottom view was wedge-shaped with hundreds of white lights on the surface. The brother to Melanie Wagner also observed a strange configuration of the lights in the Culver area the same evening as his sister's sighting. The head-on version was described as a solid white center light with two blinking white lights, one on each side and slightly lower. Overhead version described as cross-shaped pattern of lights, some steady, others blinking and moving like a movie marquee pattern. Witness says this was not an aircraft. (MUFON Indiana, FIs Lamberson & Learner).

Oct 24, 1990; Louisville, KY
2:45 PM. A lady in a 12th floor office observed a stationary, silvery, flat-bottomed disc below her level against a backdrop of trees. About 20 feet in diameter, its only feature initially was an upturned rim. The object began moving slowly upward and away in an arc, then proceeded back and forth in half-circle paths, alternately displaying its black underside while continually moving farther away. The witness was joined by a second woman, then a man who alone saw a second vehicle, boomerang shaped, merge with the first in the distance. About two miles away the objects suddenly disappeared from view. Duration: 10 minutes. (Ref.5).

Oct. 29, 1990; Argos, IN
Evening. The lady's husband and young son were out in the yard; she was in the kitchen. They first saw the object coming from the east. It appeared to be an airplane at first, but as it got closer they could see the triangular pattern of red & green blinking lights underneath the object. (Exhibit 9M) There wasn't any sound. The husband ran into the house and got his wife to come out. The lowest altitude the object was observed at was approx 1,000'. It was tilted to the right as it was turning northwest. There were two bright lights on back of the object (not like conventional a/c at all). Top of the object appeared to be white and shiny, nose was rounded. In view about 4 minutes. Report indicates the existence of a possible new military aircraft. However, three witnesses state that the object produced no audible sound at 1,000'.  (MUFON Indiana, FI K.O. Learner).
Nov.13, 1990; Logansport, IN
9:00 PM. Two ladies were driving on US 35 and the driver wasn't listening to directions to turn. The other lady yelled at her and she nearly wrecked the car. She had been watching something and was pointing. "I looked out the passenger window and saw (100) bright lights going in sequence, one at a time, from right to left. As they lit up farther to the left, the ones on the right glowed to a red. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. It moved in front of our car, across the road, then back to in front of our car. It seemed weightless. It began to move east approximately 40-50 mph and kept in front of us and to the right. We lost sight of it when we turned south but found it again on Chase & Perrysburg Rd (or at least what we thought was the same object). It was blinking red, green, white just above (maybe 15-20-degrees) the horizon. It hovered there about 5-10 minutes. Reportedly 100' off ground, approximately 200 yards at closest point. Duration 15-minutes. No sound reported. Approximately seven aircraft (jets) observed in area during event period. (MUFON Indiana, FI's Roger Lamberson & K.O. Learner).

5:20 PM. A police report was filed that a brilliant, one meter long cylinder flew east to west over a microwave transmission center in Behshahr, Iran. It flew silently and slowly, at a low altitude.  (Source: FSR, July 1991;Lumieres dans la Nuit, volume 307).


Nov.15, 1990; south of Rosedale, OK
6:00 AM. A silent 35-foot diameter disc was encountered at a very low altitude. It had white lights on the side, and the rim was spinning. It emitted a blue beam of light. (Source: MUFON UFO Journal, February 1993).

Nov. 29, 1990; Carbondale, IL
10:30 PM. The chairman and chief executive officer of Freeman United Coal Mining Co., Lincoln, claims he and his family saw something that has him stumped. He had just switched off Johnny Carson and dozed off when his 24-year-old daughter, Kelcy Roan, burst through the door of their home and proclaimed that she had seen some weird lights. Lincoln: "All I can say is that I've never seen anything like it before. They were shining almost like reflected light, and they looked to be moving at a very high rate of speed. I still seek a logical solution."Kelcy was returning home from Carbondale when she turned onto Grant City Road east of Carbondale from Illinois 13. She pulled off when she saw a pyramid of lights looming over her parent's house. About 15-20 other cars also were pulled off, and several people had gotten out to watch. Each side of the pyramid had two white lights, and the pyramid was headed her way. And there was no sound. Lights were headed south to north, then turned sharply and went east to west. (UFOs or new stealth technology?). (Ref.3)



References:

1. Volume II, The UFO Evidence, A Thirty-Year Report - Richard Hall, 2000

2. CUFOS report, Mark Rodeghier,

3. Ted Phillips, Center for Physical Trace Research.

4. Regional Encounters; The FC Files, Francis Ridge

5. UFORN, UFO Research Network, St. Louis, Barbara Becker

6. MORA, Mid-Ohio Research Associates