Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Project Blue Book Incident Report: Big Moose Lake, New York, 1 November 1953

📅 1 November 53 📍 Big Moose Lake, New York 🏛 Detachment #3, 4602nd AISS 📄 Joint Messageform

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TL;DR

A reported UFO sighting at Big Moose Lake in 1953 was investigated by the 4602nd AISS. The case was officially closed as a hoax after investigators discovered the witnesses provided a fictitious address.

This document consists of a series of military communications regarding a reported UFO sighting on 1 November 1953 at Big Moose Lake, New York. The initial report was received by the Air Technical Intelligence Center via a long-distance telephone call on 4 November 1953. The caller, identifying himself as a doctor, claimed that he and a companion, identified as a Lieutenant, observed a large, disk-shaped object with a dome on top hovering over the lake. The witnesses reported that the object extended a 'stem' into the water before ascending on its edge at a high rate of speed. Following the report, Detachment #3 of the 4602nd AISS was tasked with investigating the incident. Subsequent communications reveal that the investigators were unable to locate the witnesses at the address provided. The address was found to be an abandoned iron works. Furthermore, the military failed to obtain the address or status of the second witness, Lieutenant Anderson. Due to the inability to verify the witnesses' identities and the discovery that the provided address was fictitious, the official conclusion reached by the investigating unit was that the incident was a hoax.

Since source gave a fictitious address, this incident appears to be a hoax.

Official Assessment

Since source gave a fictitious address, this incident appears to be a hoax.

The investigation failed to locate the witnesses at the provided address, which was identified as an abandoned iron works. Consequently, the report was dismissed as a hoax.

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