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Full-body sighting Virginia Investigator summary Clear all
1980–1984 Virginia #05462760-445b-42b9-8818-e62fd11edf6a

UFO sighting in Virginia (1980)

A farm resident reported waking to three softball-sized colored orbs hovering in line at the foot of her bed, moving in formation down a hallway and into a dining room before disappearing. Next morning she found three circular discolored spots on a window screen. A team radiochemist analysis reportedly found high irradiation and neutron flux effects, and she later reported flu-like illness and porous hip bone described as radiation-like.

Full-body sightingProperty disturbance
Date unknown Virginia #ffa970ff-7711-4667-940d-bb29f00963b5

Sasquatch sighting in Virginia

A man a couple miles from the main case location came home from work and smelled a foul odor while opening his back door. He turned and saw a Bigfoot-type creature standing in the field next to him. He struggled to get the door open, entered, and when he looked back the creature was gone.

Full-body sightingOdor
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