Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Project 10073 Record — New Carlisle, Indiana, December 1968
AI-Generated Summary
A civilian in New Carlisle, Indiana, reported multiple UFO sightings in late 1968, claiming the objects caused electrical disturbances and emitted a buzzing sound. Air Force investigators under Project 10073 found the report confusing and the photographic evidence provided by the witness to be unusable.
This document contains a collection of records related to a series of UFO sightings reported by a civilian in New Carlisle, Indiana, in late December 1968 and early January 1969. The observer, a woman, reported seeing bright, glowing objects that exhibited unusual flight characteristics, including hovering and moving straight up. She claimed the objects were solid, emitted a vapor stream, and were accompanied by a loud buzzing sound. She also reported that the objects appeared to influence local electrical systems, specifically causing lights at a nearby service station and a street light to turn on and off. The observer attempted to photograph the objects using a Polaroid Swinger camera, but reported that the resulting film was black or damaged, and that her camera subsequently malfunctioned. The Air Force investigation, conducted under Project 10073, concluded that the report was 'confusing' and noted that the photographic evidence was inconclusive. The file also includes correspondence between the observer and Air Force personnel, reflecting the observer's frustration with the investigation and her insistence on the reality of her experience. Additionally, the document contains unrelated materials, including weather maps and reports from the NICAP Massachusetts Investigating Committee regarding UFO sightings in Iceland and Massachusetts, which appear to have been included in the same archival file.
It reminded me of a dinner plate with a soup bowl turned upside down only it had 2 holes in the Bottom, on top look like a light on top of Police car and it had lights on front & back in the bottom at the back it had two holes that the vapor came out.
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Official Assessment
CONFUSING REPORT
The report was deemed confusing; photographic evidence provided no usable image of an object.
Witnesses
- [illegible]Civilian
Key Persons
- Lt. MaranoAir Force investigator
- Hector Quintanilla, Jr.Lt. Colonel, USAF, Chief, Aerial Phenomena Branch
- Phillip J. BakerCaptain, USAF, Chief, Office of Systems Support