
Originally posted by csinvis
The picture of the UFO drawings looks similar to the egyptian hieroglyphs (the top right one)
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Carlos Antonio de los Santos, in the interior of the Piper Aztec, shortly after landing at the airport in Mexico:
On May 8th it filtered through the international airport news that they could clarify the issue: "The UFOs were detected on radar."
The fact was recorded in the same moment that the pilot communicated to De los Santos Mexico control tower the removal of the UFOs. Interestingly, the "echo" was observed in the same direction as the witness said ...
Statement made by Radar Controller Julio Cesar Diaz Interiánradar:
"Tequesquitengo-De Mexico, D. F., is 48 miles. The plane was detected at 43, south of the airport as a single "echo". No radio contact was established. It was, in short, unique craft in that area. At 20 miles southeast is the area of volcanoes, and the Ajusco is slightly to the left of the vector of the plane flight. It was impossible to know if there were more objects as they were close together. Because of this proximity could only register a single "echo". At about 15 miles from the airport, that is, in the area of Mount Ajusco-we missed the plane, because that part is "blind" to the radar. Back in communication with De los Santos, we informed the approach controller, Mr. Estañol Lopez, and me, that UFOs had climbed to 15,800 feet. In total he had under his control about 10 or 15 minutes. We lost radar contact via, but not radial, and at that time informed us that he had regained control of the plane and had been dropped on Ajusco, about 15,400 feet. De los Santos reported then that the object is moving away toward the volcanoes and the view was missing. At that instant the plane was found 12 miles south. At the moment we said "that was wasting of view", was another "echo" within 10 miles of the Piper and 14 southeast of us.The "echo" then made a left turn of 270 degrees, within three to four miles at a speed of 450 to 500 nautical miles per hour. It was unbelievable!"
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Originally posted by karl 12
More information on the case -page 3 and 4:
MUFON Skylook Journal - August, 1975 (pdf file)
MEXICO: PILOT REPORTS UFO
According to a report by Mexican researcher Alfonso Salazar, Captain Luis Guillermo Cruz, first officer of a Boeing 737-200, registration XA-MAR, reported a tubular unidentified flying object with a metallic appearance directly over Lake Tequesquitengo in the Mexican state of Morelos.
The sighting occurred on September 16, 2006 at 14:00 hrs. during a flight from Huatulco to Mexico City along air corridor L-47. Weather conditions were clear with some clouds.
According to the witness, he was alerted by an intense reflection visible four miles away from the airline, toward the right side of the cabin. At first he thought it could be a glider, but as they approached, he had a clear observation of an unknown object.
He added that the tubular flying object crossed at the same altitude the airliner was flying but in the opposite direction and with a north/south trajectory, remaining a mile and a half distant from the airliner.
The object vanished 4 minutes later.
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Originally posted by maryhinge
reply to post by karl 12
ill be back

Originally posted by maryhinge
its hard to get pc time with three kids HA
-following on from the images posted above, ATS member 'The Coward' has also just authored
a thread below about recent UFO activity over Mount Popocatepetl and according to this
report, the volcano could experience an imminent eruption.