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BT 65-481
On the night in question the sky was overcast and the objects could
not be seen closely; however, they were distinct enough so that all persons
could observe wlat they desoribed as a glow going through the air. They said
that the objects appeared to be lighted .t'rom the inside and were of a color
similar to regular electric lights.
Detective FRAZIER and Ure HEDSTROM both stated tmt they could not
be rm!lteors or comets, that they flew on a l evel line and did not appear to
drop. They flew at a terrific rate of speed and were visible for only a few
minutes at a titll3 •
Both persons interviewed said that the objects could not
have been geese or ducks and tbl.t the lights were not a reflection of the city
lights on s0l'IJ3 object or objects.
None or the perscns inter'Vi.ewed noticed any flames or anything except
the glow of lights. None o:f the persons who claimed to have seen these objects
were drinking at the time• No other persons in TWin Falls reported seeing the
objects mentioned herein; however, Mr. HEDSTROM and Mr. FRAZIER stated that it
was purely by accident that they had seen the objects and the.t they would not have
seen them unless they were looking for th.em• because of the speed at which they
traveled.
On acoount o£ the overcast sky they were unable to estimate the size
of the objeots or the height at which they flew.
No :further investigation is being conducted by the Butte Off'ice, and
the case is being closed.
RJG:Fo•s
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