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Blue Book file compilation, part 3

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This NICAP compilation contains a report dated 15 September 1965 from NICAP investigator Raymond E. Fowler to Project Blue Book on UFO sightings in the Exeter, New Hampshire area on 3 September 1965. It includes newspaper clippings, a summary sheet, and signed data sheets from Exeter patrolmen Eugene Bertrand and David Hunt, who with Norman Muscarello saw a silent, house-sized object with pulsating red lights over a field on Route 150 in Kensington. Fowler judged the reports probably genuine.

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where the object was the point to what no thought was a bright star on the horizon. He discussed the incident and later watching the light source for a few minutes to measure the woman he proceeded on in the cruiser. He dismissed the incident and did not attach enough importance to the woman's account to warrant obtaining her name.

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was walking along Route

in Kensington, N.H., about 2 miles from Boston, the had been visiting in

bury, Mass., and had been thundering rides home to Boston. As he

ranched the evidence he was alarmed to see an object

rising no least & extremely bright red pulsating lights emerge from

my woods and maneuver over the field adjoining the road which belongs

Carl Dining. It moved over the home and hovered there.

House was only 20-30 feet from where Muscarelle stood and the object

turned to be just a matter of several feet from the roof. Frightened

again he crumched down beside the stonwall which runs along the

of Sirveral times it seemed to move closer to him. The lights were so

so that the home was bathed with a red glow. The size of the

caused to be larger than the Russell home and Muscarelle later

the police it was 50-90 feet long. The object was completely silent,

he moved back over the

field and disappeared over the

bounded on the door or

home shouting

and seen a "falling dauner". The

make up out refused to

dear thinking that the boy was drunk or not

give up and started down the road or

flagged down

and cautiously and cautiously off a ridge to the

Officers Hume arrived. I have no purpose with the officers from Normen who personalised the return from Thirds Island.

he said the object was nothere to be

walking and looking from the brower for several minutes,

he told headquarters that there was nothing there and that the boy

had been imagining things. It was then suggested that he examine the

advanced into the field.

A officer played his wibbler from back and forth over the

signed the object rising slowly from behind some nearby

ground and saw a large dark object

in the night sky on a crosswordly bright red pulsating lights

from the field to book top local. In moving around toward them just

60 70 feet and seemingly only 700 feet away from them.

The officer in front saw the possible container. He stated that

sure that he observed. "Will it be 100 but observing this unwise

be careful," he said.

The officer would be traced by the landing lights

from the field and immediately put

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