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IT EMERGED from a blazing light in the clouds, descending on a busy street before zipping off silently into the sunset.
Just what - or who - propelled the strange flying disc across Sydney's skyline may never be known.
But while the close encounter was over in seconds, it was enough to convince mother-of-two Fiona Hartigan that she'd just seen a UFO.
And she has the photos to prove it.
Originally posted by Digital_Reality
reply to post by Nventual
It doesn't matter. It could be a 30 min video tour of the inside of a UFO and it would still be denied.
I think she definitely saw something she cant explain and for what its worth she got a pic with her iphone to boot.
Originally posted by zaiger
Yeah crap on the windsheild is all that is.
Originally posted by sos37
Originally posted by zaiger
Yeah crap on the windsheild is all that is.
I dunno - in the story it says she got out of the car and snapped the photos. Your statement would only be true if she took the pics in the car.
Originally posted by hippomchippo
Originally posted by sos37
Originally posted by zaiger
Yeah crap on the windsheild is all that is.
I dunno - in the story it says she got out of the car and snapped the photos. Your statement would only be true if she took the pics in the car.
But she did take the pictures in the car, isn't that obvious?
Originally posted by downunderET
Originally posted by hippomchippo
Originally posted by sos37
Originally posted by zaiger
Yeah crap on the windsheild is all that is.
I dunno - in the story it says she got out of the car and snapped the photos. Your statement would only be true if she took the pics in the car.
But she did take the pictures in the car, isn't that obvious?
So she took some photo's, see my signature, nuff said