Declassified UFO / UAP Document

Project 10073 Record — Clewiston, Florida, 9 February 1968

📅 9 February 1968 📍 Clewiston, Florida 🏛 Aerial Phenomena Office (Project Blue Book) 📄 sighting_report

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TL;DR

A 1968 UFO sighting report in Clewiston, Florida, was officially classified as 'conflicting data' due to inconsistencies in witness testimony. The file also contains unrelated correspondence and reports regarding other aerial phenomena, illustrating the administrative handling of such cases by Project Blue Book.

This document file pertains to a Project Blue Book investigation (Project 10073) concerning a reported UFO sighting in Clewiston, Florida, on February 9, 1968. The initial report describes a luminous, yellowish-white, kite-shaped object that traveled from horizon to horizon over a period of 5 to 10 minutes. The observer claimed that while viewing the object through a telescope, the device malfunctioned and sustained a burn mark where the lens is held. However, the official conclusion recorded in the file is 'conflicting data,' noting that the witness stated he had not actually seen any UFOs and that the observer had only reported the observation to him. The file includes extensive correspondence between the Air Force, the witness, and other parties. Notably, it contains a letter from an individual who claims they were not present at the sighting but were erroneously named by a friend in a report. The file also includes unrelated materials, such as newspaper clippings about 'flying saucers' and a separate report from a pilot regarding a sighting on February 3, 1968, which was investigated by the Smithsonian Moonwatch Team. The documentation reflects the administrative process of the Aerial Phenomena Office, including requests for AF Form 117 completion and follow-up inquiries.

The witness stated that he had not seen any UFOs and that the observer had only reported the observation to him. Because of the conflict, the case is being evaluated as conflicting data.

Official Assessment

The case is being evaluated as conflicting data.

The witness stated he had not seen any UFOs and that the observer had only reported the observation to him.

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