Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project 10073 Record — Yonkers, New York, August or September 1965
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AI-Generated Summary
A 1965 sighting in Yonkers, New York, of a beetle-shaped object with 'eye-like' lights was investigated by Wright-Patterson AFB. The case was closed as 'insufficient data' due to the witness's inability to confirm the exact date and duration of the event.
This document consists of a Project 10073 record and a follow-up letter dated March 20, 1966, regarding a UFO sighting in Yonkers, New York. The witness, who was putting out milk bottles at approximately 9 P.M. in late August or early September 1965, observed a beetle-shaped object at a low altitude. The object featured red and white lights that flickered, and two brilliant, amber-centered lights that the witness described as resembling an enormous pair of eyes. The witness noted that the object moved at a speed comparable to a helicopter and made no sound. After hovering between two houses, the object turned and departed in the direction from which it had arrived. The witness also mentioned using binoculars to view the object, noting a rim illuminated by two red lights. The official conclusion of the investigation was that the object was likely an aircraft, but the case was officially categorized as 'insufficient data' because the witness could not provide a precise date or duration for the observation.
Two brilliant lights formed the face of it. Looked like an enormous pair of eyes.
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Official Assessment
Object was probably an aircraft. However the sighting is carried as insufficient data because the observer does not remember the date of the sighting and the duration of the sighting.
The sighting was classified as insufficient data due to the witness's inability to recall the specific date and duration of the event.