From the southern border to the northern border and all points in between, several Hoosiers have reported seeing flying objects in the sky they can't explain.
It's not really unusual to see something strange in the sky that you can't explain. However, it's something else entirely when that encounter causes you to lost significant amounts of time that you can't remember. That's exactly what happened during an Illinois UFO encounter this summer.
It's one thing for a lone person to see an unidentified flying object. It's something else entirely when multiple people see something strange especially when they're all in different locations. That's exactly what happened in Missouri recently.
Back in 1991, a Roper Poll asked 6000 or so Americans if they had ever been abducted by aliens. Of the 6000 people surveyed, about 120 answered in the affirmative.
I think I know what a guy saw over Sikeston, Missouri recently. He doesn't. If I'm right, it's a planet. If he's right, it's a UFO. Either way, it completely freaked him out.
I can't help but be curious about its story. Who made it and why? And, why put it in Powell County, KY on a cliff and a field. It’s fun, but so random.
According to a new survey, most people believe in ghosts and UFOs. I personally have not seen or witnessed either, but that certainly doesn't mean they do not exist. More than 60% of people surveyed said they believe in ghosts and just under half believe in UFOs and more than a third said they experienced an actual paranormal event. There are many famous ghost stories right here in the Tri-State i