Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project 10073 Record Card: Sighting in Makin, Georgia, 22 April 1963
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A 1963 UFO sighting in Makin, Georgia, was investigated by Robins AFB personnel. The report was dismissed as unreliable because the witness had a history of reporting UFOs and no other witnesses could be found.
This document details a UFO sighting report from 22 April 1963 in Makin, Georgia. The report originated from a fourth-hand account involving a civilian witness who claimed to have observed a bluish light bobbing up and down in the sky. The information was relayed to Major L.R. Burkett at Robins Air Force Base, who subsequently initiated an investigation. T/Sgt Moody conducted the investigation, which included a phone follow-up. The investigation concluded that there were no other witnesses to the event. Furthermore, the witness was identified as having a history of reporting UFOs, leading investigators to categorize the individual as a 'crank.' The official assessment suggested that if an object was indeed sighted, it was likely an aircraft or a misinterpretation of a conventional object. The report notes that there was no weather in the vicinity of Makin at the time of the sighting.
Witness has reported objects previously and is considered probably a "crank".
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Official Assessment
Witness has reported objects previously and is considered probably a "crank". If object was sighted it was probably an A/C or misinterpretation of some conventional object.
The sighting was determined to be unreliable due to the witness's history of reporting UFOs and the lack of other witnesses.
Witnesses
- [illegible]Civilian
Key Persons
- L.R. BurkettMajor
- FriendLt Col
- MareschSgt