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Eyeshine North Carolina Photograph Clear all
Date unknown North Carolina #1b1a021d-c49e-4e50-be3c-a86ca1ec3b70

UFO sighting in North Carolina

While walking in the woods near rock piles and a large tree cross, the group took a phone photo that appeared to show two large glowing green balls above a ridge. Moments later a silent low triangle of lights hovered and moved slowly just above the treetops while the group reacted on video.

EyeshineMovement only
Date unknown Hendersonville, North Carolina #a9c5aa7d-c6b9-4a04-a998-8725da833d4b

Eyeshine near Hendersonville, North Carolina

The group used a disposable camera in the woods hoping to capture ghost orbs. Nothing was seen at the time. After developing, one photo of a friend showed red flash eyes, with a second pair of larger, wider-set bright red glowing eyes visible above the shoulder in a hole in the trees where nothing should have reflected.

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