Washington State ‘UFO’ Investigation, 1952-1960
FBI-UAP-D013 · page 37 of 55
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Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice FD-71 (7-30-45) IN REPLY, PLEASE REFER TO FILE NO. COMPLAINT FORM UNKNOWN(FLYING SAUCERS) Subject's Name and Aliases Address of Subject Character of Case DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT: E. H. WHITSON Name of Complainant 5739 KIRKWOOD AVE., Address of Complainant KE 6906 Telephone Number of Complainant 11-10-54 10-31 PM Date and Time Complaint Received FACTS OF COMPLAINT: Complainant advised that between 10-25 and 10-30 PM on this date he saw two white very bright objects in the sky in the north east direction of his residence. He stated they resembled two stars following one another but were not blinking and were traveling at a high rate of speed. He continued they were traveling one behind the other in a southern direction (toward town). He related subsequently after observing them for approximately one minute they disappeared into a cloud and only one appeared to come out of the cloud and it subsequently disappeared. Lt. Commander HENRY J. VOGT staff duty officer Pier #91, was furnished the above information and he said he would notify OSI at Mc Chord Field. SA R. E. Nelson, CIC, R #3 was also furnished the above information. ACTION RECOMMENDED BY AGENT: File in 105-0 SEARCHED | INDEXED SERIALIZED | FILED NOV 10 1954 FBI - SEATTLE EDWARD J. KAIL | Special Agent ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS NOT ClassIFIED EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE. NW 90291 DocId:34714596 Page 37