Project 10073 Record Card — Cincinnati, Ohio, 18 July 1957

This document comprises a Project 10073 record card and an associated U.S. Air Force Technical Information Sheet regarding a UFO sighting in Cincinnati, Ohio, on July 18, 1957. The witness reported observing four objects between 2130 and 2215 EST. The objects were described as appearing like bright stars, with two flying in parallel and one being pinkish-red in color. The witness claimed the objects made no sound. Despite the report, the investigating personnel, including an individual named Stringfield, found the witness's testimony to be highly unreliable. The record card explicitly notes that the witness provided contradictory statements and was unable to provide basic data such as size, shape, elevation, or direction. The witness also contradicted themselves across different items in the questionnaire. Consequently, the Air Technical Intelligence Center (ATIC) concluded that the case contained insufficient data for evaluation and placed it in that category. The documentation includes the original record card, a memo routing slip, and the completed technical information sheet, which contains handwritten notes from investigators expressing frustration with the lack of usable information provided by the witness.