The event would be happened on Nov. 12, 2009 on the island of Akau, in Johnston Atoll in the Pacific Ocean.
The Johnston atoll is an atoll pertaining to the United states. It is classified like territory "not incorporated" of the United States, that is does not preview the complete application of the Constitution.
A place far from indiscreet eyes where to meet the ETs?
The News leaves perplexed and doubtful, but... who knows?

Quote from UFO Digest by Steve Hammons.
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Did U.S. government and international representatives meet with extraterrestrials in November at a remote area in the Pacific? That is the interesting account put forward in an e-mail news and information service this week.
Victor Martinez, a former U.S. government employee who coordinates the e-mail communication activity, says that confidential sources who are current and former U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) officials told him about the meeting.
Martinez reported that his anonymous source(s) stated that on Nov. 12, 2009, extraterrestrials who have been in contact with elements of the U.S. Government for several decades met with U.S. and international representatives at the remote Akau Island. The island is part of the Johnston Atoll system of islands, a U.S. territory in the Pacific Ocean 750 miles south west of Honolulu.
The extraterrestrials landed their craft on the island, the source(s) said. Since plans had been made for this meeting, according to the report, this craft would most likely be considered an identified craft, rather than the often-used term UFO or unidentified flying object.