I agree, the first video looks so real, it's almost spooky. The other 2 look like cell phone video's.
So should we discount all of these video's just because they were taken on the same day in the same geographical area?
Is it possible that more than one person just so happened to have their camcorder or cellphone available to record their sighting of this object on
that day when that UFO was appearing in that area?
So if a man sees his neighbor or gets a call from his neighbor to look up into the sky to see an object that's flying up there, where that man then
grabs his cell phone and takes a short movie of this object, are we to discount his movie of this object just because his neighbor also took a movie
of it??
And what if there was another person in the area who also saw a similiar object flying up there later that same day where he also recorded it with his
cell phone. Are we to discount his movie too just because 2 other people in that area also recorded movies of a UFO in that same area on that same
day??
And is it just too impossible to believe that when the one neighbor tells the other that he's putting his video on U-Tube, that the other neighbor
also decided to post his video on U-Tube too?
And what about that other video that was recorded a little later? Could it be that that UFO made a second appearance up there in that same area where
someone else in that area also took a short cell phone video of it where he too decided to post it on U-Tube?
In this day and age where most people who live in upper middle class or affluent area's have cell phones -- is it too far fetched to believe that
maybe 3 people are going to record it if a UFO is seen up there in the same area where they all live where they all end up posting their video on
U-Tube?
Or is this all just too much of a coincidence? Lol, YES!