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the next night (after last 4th of July) New York #c69fa039-7a7c-40e2-80c5-f4e3a1407fcc

Movement only in New York

The next night the group hiked a trail to a nearby quarry for night photography. The same colored balls of light appeared about eighty yards away moving through the woods parallel to them. The lights stayed alongside for several hundred yards to the quarry.

Movement onlyPossible misidentification
last 4th of July New York #c69fa039-7a7c-40e2-80c5-f4e3a1407fcc

Movement only in New York

On a hot night around a summer holiday the witness lay by an open cabin window looking into the woods. He saw flashing red, blue and yellow lights moving through trees and down a road. Others in the cabin also looked, and companions with night vision described softball-sized balls. The lights disappeared after noise and activity.

Movement onlyPossible misidentification
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