1964 Officer Socorro, New Mexico Egg/Oval shaped UFO Sighting
This document is a set of FBI reports dated May 8, 1964 from the Albuquerque, New Mexico field office concerning an unidentified flying object seen at Socorro, New Mexico on April 24, 1964. Special Agent D. Arthur Byrnes Jr., present at the Socorro State Police Office on business, learned via radio operator Nep Lopez that Officer Lonnie Zamora had reported an unknown object that 'landed and has taken off' about one mile southwest of Socorro. Byrnes proceeded to the site with State Police Sergeant M.S. Chavez, Officer Ted Jordan, and Undersheriff Jim Luckie. He documented four rectangular indentations (~16x6 inches, ~2 inches deep) arranged around three burned clumps of grass and three smooth circular marks in the sandy earth. The file attests that Zamora, known to Byrnes for about five years, was regarded as a sober, conscientious officer 'not given to fantasy,' and appeared sober but agitated. A lengthy transcript records Zamora's own account: while chasing a speeding car he heard a roar and saw a bluish-orange funnel-shaped flame descending; he abandoned the chase, drove up a gravel hill, and saw a shiny aluminum-white, egg/oval-shaped object on two leg-like supports about 150-200 yards off the road, with two small figures in white coveralls nearby, one of whom appeared startled. He noted red insignia (~2.5 feet high) on the object, heard loud thumps, then a rising roar and flame as the object rose vertically and departed at speed toward the southwest, clearing a dynamite shack and Six Mile Canyon. Per the releasing agency's page, this is the complete case file (June 1947-July 1968) with several newly declassified pages and only minor redactions.
Description
Declassified FBI Headquarters report from the Albuquerque field office documenting Officer Lonnie Zamora's April 24, 1964 sighting of an unidentified flying object near Socorro, New Mexico. The file includes Special Agent D. Arthur Byrnes Jr.'s account of physical ground traces at the landing site and Zamora's detailed first-person narrative of the object, two figures in white coveralls, roar, flame, and departure. Part of the FBI's larger 62-HQ-83894 UFO/flying-disc case file, released via the U.S. Department of War archive.
Claims
FBI Special Agent Byrnes documented four rectangular ground indentations, three burned clumps of grass, and three smooth circular marks at the site.
85%FBI Agent Byrnes assessed Zamora as a sober, conscientious officer not given to fantasy who appeared genuinely agitated by the experience.
80%SA Byrnes found four rectangular ground indentations (~16x6 in, ~2 in deep), three burned grass clumps, and three circular marks at the site.
80%Byrnes regarded Zamora as a sober, industrious, conscientious officer not given to fantasy.
75%The FBI file was partially posted on the FBI Vault with more redactions; this release includes newly declassified pages with only minor redactions.
70%Officer Lonnie Zamora observed an unidentified, aluminum-white egg/oval-shaped object resting on leg-like supports about 150-200 yards away, with two small human-like figures in white coveralls nearby.
60%The object rose vertically with a blue-orange flame and a rising roar, then flew off toward the southwest at high speed with no flame, smoke, or noise as it departed.
60%Officer Lonnie Zamora observed a shiny, aluminum-white, egg-shaped object with red insignia that rose on a bluish-orange flame with a loud roar and departed southwest.
60%The object bore red insignia approximately 2.5 feet high and 2 feet wide in its middle.
55%Zamora saw two figures in white coveralls near the object, one of which appeared startled.
55%The object had two leg-like supports and stood roughly three and a half feet off the ground.
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Events
Apr 23, 1964
Socorro UFO sighting
Officer Lonnie Zamora observes a landed egg-shaped object with two figures in white coveralls, which then rises with flame and roar and departs southwest, near Socorro, New Mexico.
Apr 23, 1964
FBI site investigation
Special Agent Byrnes documents ground indentations, burned grass, and circular marks at the reported landing site.
May 7, 1964
FBI report authored
Albuquerque field office reports on the incident compiled and dated.
May 7, 2026
FBI file release via war.gov
Complete 62-HQ-83894 case file, including newly declassified pages, posted to the Department of War UFO archive.
Apr 23, 1964
Socorro UFO sighting by Officer Lonnie Zamora
Zamora reported seeing an egg-shaped object, two figures in white coveralls, and a roaring flame as the object landed and took off about a mile southwest of Socorro.
Apr 23, 1964
FBI site investigation by SA Byrnes
Special Agent Byrnes examined the landing site, documenting four rectangular indentations, burned grass clumps, and circular marks.
May 7, 1964
FBI Albuquerque report authored
Report memorializing the incident and Zamora's account was prepared at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
May 7, 2026
Release via war.gov
File released/posted as part of the FBI 62-HQ-83894 UFO case file.
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May 8 , 1964
UNIDENTIFIED FLYIN:r OOJECT
SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO
APRIL 24 , 1964
Specia l Agent D. Arthur Byr nes , Jr ., Federal
Bureau of I nvest igat ion , stat ioned at Albuquerque , New
Mexico , was at Socorro , New Mexico , and a t t he State
Pol ice Office t here on business l a t e afternoon of
Apr i l 24 , 1964.
At a ppr oximately 5 : 45 to 5:50 P. M., Nep Lopez ,
r adio oper ator in the Socorro County Sheriff ' s Office,
located about t hi r t y feet down the hall f r om the State
Poli ce Office , came int o the State Police Office .
Mr . Lopez advis ed M. S . Chavez , New f,iaxico St at e
Polic e , that he had just rece i ved a r adio call from Officer
Lonnie Zamora to come to an area about one mile southwest
of Socorro . The call was in relation t o some unknown
object which "landed and has taken off . " Agent Byrnes
finished his wor k in the State Poli ce Office at Socorro
at approximat ely 6:00 P . M., April 24 , 1964 , and ther eafter proceeded t o the site where Officer Zamora ,
Socorro County Under sher iff Jim Luckie , Ser geant M. S .
Chavez , and Officer Ted Jordan , New Mexico State Police ,
were assemb led .
It may be not ed that it has been the obser vat ion
of Agent Byr nes t hat Offi cer Zamora , known i ntimate l y for
approximat ely fi ve years , is well regar ded as a sober ,
industrious , and conscient ious officer and not given
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Officer Zamora was noted to be perfectly sober
and somewhat agitat e d over his experience .
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by Officer Zamora . These depressions appeared regular
in shape, approximately sixteen by six inches rectangular.
Each depression seemed to have been made by an object
going into the earth at an angle from a center line. Each
depression was approximately two inches deep and pushed
some earth to the far side.
Inside the four depressions were three burned
patches of clumps of grass. Other clumps of grass in the
same area appeared not to be disturbed . One burned area
was outside the four depressions.
There were three circular marks in the earth
which were smooth , approximately four inches in diameter
and penetrated in the sandy earth approximately one-eighth
of an inch as if a jar lid had gently been pushed into
the sand .
No other person was noted in the area the night
of April 24 , 1964. No other objects were noted in the
area possibly connected with the incident related by
Officer Zamora .
So far as could be noted , there were no houses
or inhabited dwellings in the area or in sight of the area.
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Special Agent D. Arthur Byrnes , Jr ., Federal
Buroau of Investigation , stationed at Albuquerque , New
xico, vas at Socorro , New .:.bX1co, and at the State
Police Office there on business late afternoon of
April 24 , 1964 .
At approXimately 5:45 to 5 : 50 P .
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radio operator in the Socorro County Sheriff ' s Office ,
located about thirty foot dO'WD the hall frOJ.1 the f tate
Polico Office , came into the state Police Office .
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Lonnie Zamor,a to come to an aroa about one mile southwest
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objec t whic h "landed and has tak&n off . " A.gent nyrnes
finished his work in the State Police Office o.t focorro
at approximately 6 : 00 P . M., April 24 , 1964 , and thereafter proceeded to the site
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Socorro Couuty Undersheriff Jim Lue kie , Sergeant . s .
Chavez , and Officer Ted Jordan, New Uexico State Police ,
were assembled .
of focorro .
It may be noted that i t has been the observation
of Agent !lyrnes that Officer Zamora, known intimately for
approximately five years , is well regarded as a sober ,
industrious , and conscientious officer and not give:ii
to 'f11ntasy .
Officer Zamora was noted ~o be perfectly sober
end somewhat agitated over bis experience .
S~ial Agent Byrnes noted four indentations
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1n sha~ , approximately sixteen by six inches recta.QgUl&r.
Each de~ession seemed to have beon made by an object
going into the earth at an angle from a centor line . Each
de~eBsion was approx1.ma.tely two 1ncbee deep and wsbed
some earth to the far side.
Inside the four deprese1ons woro threo burned
patches of clumps of grass .
Other clumps ot grase- in the
same area appeared not to be disturbed .
was outside the four de~essions .
One burned area.
There were tbreo circu lar marks in the eartli
which wore smooth , approximately four inches in diameter
and penetrated 1n the sandy earth approX1.mately one◄ ig)lth
of aw inch a.a if a jar lid had gentlJ 'been P\l&hed 1nto
tho sand.
No other person was noted in the area the niaht
of April 24, 1964. No othor objects were notod ln the
area possibly connected with the incident related tiy
Officer Zamora.
So for as could be no'ted , there wer$ no houses
or inhabited dwellincs in the area or in sight of the area .
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYI~ OBJECT
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The following data were obtained from Officer
Lonnie Zamora, Police Department 1 Socorro, New Mexico ,
the night of April 24, 1964, and early morning , April 25,
1964 , as related by Officer Zamora .
Lonnie Zamora, 606 Reservoir Street , Socorro,
New t~xico , 835-1134 , Officer Socorro Police Department
about five years , office phone 835- 0941 , now on 2:00 P. M.
to 10:00 P . M. shift .
About 5:45 P . M. , April 24 , 1964 , while in
Socorro 2 Police Car (1964 Pontiac white) started to chase
a car due south from west side of Courthouse .
Car was
apparently speeding , and was about three blocks in front .
At point on Old Rodeo Street, (extension of Park Street
south) , near George Morillo residence (about one- half mile
south of Spring Street) .
The chased car was going straight
ahead toward rodeo grounds .
Car chased was a new black
Chevrolet, (it might have been Floyd Reynolds ' boy , Vivian ,
about 17).
Chased car still about three blocks ahead .
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Lonnie alone.
At this time heard a roar and saw a flame in the
sky to the southwest some distance away--possibly a half
mile or a mile.
Came to mind that a dynamite shack in that
area had blown up .
Decided to abandon the chase, and to
check on the flame.
The flame was bluish and sort of orange
too.
Could not tell size of flame.
flame, slowly descending.
Sort of motionless
Was still driving the police car
and could not pay too much attention to the flame.
a narrow type of flame.
It was
It was like a "stream down"-- a
funnel type--narrower at top than at bottom .
three degrees or so in width--not wide.
Flame possibly
The flame was
possibly a mile south of Socorro , in isolated area.
The flame about twice as wide at bottom as top,
and about four times as high as top was wide .
Did not
notice any object at top, did not note if top of flame was
level.
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Sun was to west and did not help vision.
sun glasses over pres cription glasses.
Had green
Could not
see bottom of flame because it was behind the hill .
No smoke noted.
dust?
Noted some "commotion" at bottom-
Possibly from windy day--wind was blowing hard .
Clear
sunny sky otherwise--just a few clouds scattered over area.
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Noise was a roar, not a blast.
Not like a jet.
Changed from high frequency to low frequency and then
stopped.
Roar lasted possibly ten seconds--was going towards
it at that time on the rough gravel road.
as long as heard the sound .
recall.
Saw flame about
Flame same color as best as
Sound distinctly from high to low until it disappeared .
Both car windows were down.
No other spectators noted--no
traffic except the car in front--and car in front might have
heard it but possibly did not see it because car in front
was too close to hill in front, to see the flame.
After the roar and flame, did not note anything,
while going up the somewhat steep rough hill toward the
flame site .
Got up about half way first time, wheels started
skidding, roar still going on, had to back down and try twice
again before made the hill.
Hill about sixty feet long, fairly
s tee p and with loose gravel and rock.
While beginning third
time, noise and flame not noted.
After got to top, traveled slowly on the gravel
road westwardly .
Noted nothing for awhile, for possibly
ten or fifteen seconds , went slow , looking around for the
dynamite shack--did not recall exactly where the dynamite
shack was.
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Suddenly noted a shiny type object to south
about 150 to 200 yards .
glance, stopped.
upside down .
It was off the road.
At first
It looked, at first, like a car turned
Thought some kids might have turned over .
Saw two people in white coveralls very close to the object .
One of these persons seemed to turn and look straight at
my car and seemed startled--seemed to quickly jump somewhat.
When I first saw the object , (when I thought it
might be a car), I saw what appeared to be two legs of
some type from the object to the ground .
At the time, I
didn't pay much attention to what it was--1 thought it was
an accident--! saw the two persons .
to the two "legs?" .
I didn 't pay attention
The two "legs" were at the bottom
of the object , slanted outwards to the ground.
The object
might have been about th"ee and a half feet from the ground
at that time .
I just glanced at it.
At this time I started moving my car towards them
quickly, with idea· to help.
couple seconds.
Had stopped about only a
Object was like aluminum--it was whitish
against the mesa background , but not chrome .
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Seemed like
in shape and I at first glance took it to be an
overturned white car.
Car appeared turned up like standing
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on radiator or on trunk, at this first glance.
The only time I saw these two persons was when I
had stopped, for possibly two seconds or so, to glance at
the object.
I don't recall noting any particular shape
or possibly any hats or headgear .
These persons appeared
normal in shape--but possibly they were small adults or
large kids .
Then paid attention to road while drove towards scene.
Radioed to sheriff ' s office, "Socorro 2 to Socorro, possible
10-44 (accident); I ' ll be 10-6 (busy) out of the car checking
the car down in the arroyo . "
Stopped car, was .still talking on radio, started
to get out, mike fell down, reached back to put up mike,
then replaced radio mike in slot, got out of car and turned
to go down to where knew the object (car) was .
AP my mike fell, I got out of car, at scene area,
I heard about two or three loud "thumps , " iike someone
possibly hammering or s hutting a door or doors hard.
"thumps" were possibly a second or less apart.
just before the roar.
These
This was
The· persons were not seen when I got
up to the scene area .
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Hardly turned around from car when heard roar,
(was not exactly a blast), very loud roar--at that close
was real loud.
Not like a jet--knows what jets sound like.
started low frequency quickly, then roar rose in frequency
(higher tone) and in loudness--from loud to very loud.
same time as roar saw flame .
At
Flame was under the object.
Object was starting to go straight up--slowly up .
Object
slowly rose straight up.
Flame was light blue and at bottom
was sort of orange color.
From this angle, saw what might
be the side of object (not end, as first noted) .
to describe flame.
Difficult
Thought , from roar, it might blow up.
Flame might have come from underside of object, at middle,
possibly a four feet area--very rough guess.
Can not
describe flame further except blue and orange.
No smoke,
except dust in immediate area.
As soon as saw flame and heard roar, turned away,
ran away from object but did turn head several times towards
object.
Bumped leg on car--back fender area.
southwest .
Car facing
Glasses fell to ground , left them there.
Ran
to north--car between him and object.
Object was C::;>
windows or doors.
ground.
in shape .
It was smo oth--no
As roar started, it was still on or near
Noted red lettering of some type, like
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Was in middle of object , like
Object still like aluminum-white .
After fell by car and glasses fell off , kept
running to north with car between me and object .
back couple of times.
Glanced
Noted object to rise to about level
of car, about twenty to twenty-five feet, guess--took I
guess about six seconds when object started t o rise and I
glanced back.
I ran I guess about half way to where I
ducked down--about fifty feet from the car is where I ducked
down, just over edge of hill .
I guess I had run about
twenty-five feet when I glanced back and saw the object about
level with the car and it appeared about directly over the
place where it rose from.
I was still running and I jumped just over the
hill--1 stopped because I did not hear the roar.
I was
scared of the roar, and I had planned to continue running
down the hill .
I turned around toward the object and at
same time put my head towards ground , covering my face with
my arms .
Being that there was no roar, I looked up, and I
saw the object going away from me, in a southwest direction .
When the roar stopped , heard a sharp tone whine from high
tone to low tone .
At end of roar was this whine and the
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whine lasted maybe a second .
silence about the object .
Then there was complete
That's when I lifted up my head
and saw the object going away from me.
any closer to me.
It did not come
It appeared to go in a straight line
and at same height--possibly ten to fifteen feet from ground,
and it cleared the dynamite shack by about three feet .
Shack
about eight feet high.
It
Object was traveling very fast .
seemed to rise up and take off immediately across country.
I ran back to my car and as I ran back, I kept an eye on the
object.
I picked up my glasses , (I left the sunglasses on
the ground), got into the car, and radioed to Nep Lopez ,
radio operator, to "look out the window, to see if you could
see..an object."
He asked, ''What is it?"
looks like a balloon . "
I answered, "It
I don't know if he saw it .
If Nep
looked out his window, which faces north, he couldn't have
seen it.
I did not tell him at the moment which window to
look out of.
As I was calling Nep , I could still see the object.
The object seemed to lift up slowly , and to "get small" in
the distance very fast.
It seemed to just clear the Box
Canyon or Six Mile Canyon Mountain .
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went over the mountain .
It had no flame whatsoever as it
was traveling over the ground , and no smoke or noise .
Can t t tell how long saw object second time (the
"close" time) , · possibly twenty seconds-- just a guess- -from
time got out of car, glanced at object , ran from object ,
jumped over edge of hill, then got back to car-and radioed
as object disappeared .
Just before Sergeant Chavez got to scene , I got
my pen and drew a picture of the insignia on the object .
Feeling in good health .
Last drink--two or thr ee
beers--was over a month ago .
Noted no odors .
Noted no
sounds other than described .
Gave directions to Nep Lopez
at radio and to Sergeant M. S. Chavez to get there .
Went
down to where the object had been and I noted the br ush was
burning in several places .
At that time, I heard Sergeant
Chaves, (New Mexico State Police at Socorro), calling me
on radio for my location, and I returned to my car , told
him he was "looking at me . "
Then Sergeant Chavez came up ,
asked me what the trouble was , because I was sweating and
he told me I was white , very pale .
I asked the Sergeant
to see what I saw , and that was the burning brush .
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Sergeant Chavez and I went to the spot, and Sergeant
Chavez pointed out the tracks .
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Albuquerque: Uow JeXico
y s . 1964
In Reply, Please Refer to
File No.
UNIDENTIFIED FLYilli <EJECT
SCCOBRO,
• XJCO
1
APRIL 24, 1964
Tho following data wero obtained from iO.rficer
xico ,
I.Dxmie Zaxaora, Police Department, Socorro, Now
tbe night of April 24 , 1964 , and early morning , April 25 ,
1964, as related b)' Officer Zamora.
LOuie Zamora, 606 £osarwir street , Socorro,
Nev
xlco , 835-1134 , Officer Socorro Police Depart
nt
about f:lvo years , office p!aono 835-0941, now on 2 : 00 P .
•
to 10:00 P. . shift .
About 5:45 P .
. , A~il 24, 1964 , while 1D
Socorro 2 Police Car (1964 Pontiac white) startod to chaso
a car duo south from west oida ot Courtbouse .
Car was
apparentl.y speeding , and t1as about tbree blocl:s ln front .
At point on 014 Rodeo Street , (o:ttension of Pm.:'.k
treet
south) , near George Morillo rootdonce (about ono-hall mile
south of
pr±uu street) .
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ue black
ahead toward rodeo grounds .
C01" chased was
Cbevrol.$t , (it might have
n Floyd Reynolds • boy , Vivlan ,
about 17) .
ChMod car stil1 about three bloclm aboad .
This' ·loc.111ent contains M ither recorn,mn1dations
.., eonclu1ien1 of any kind.
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1h cellleflh ue not to be distributed outside you·,
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m.t.ght be a car) , I aa,r
•* ~ " t o 1- two~ at
some fyP,
.;tect 4to
•
41.wi •s pay
tion 'to
-l t
aui aces.
-
At ~ - tlmli , l
it .-as
:two
to tbe
o! ~
.
tQ.o
(8
object
ti.~
tbifl t
idea to
q:
cou
them
on
•
op
QbJe<:t ns
a
sh
a backgrouml ,
Jia:pe and
OW11Piurned ;wld.U car.
!rSt. g.....,.~ took 1t to be Ul
car N > ~ ~md up lilr:e ,:rtaridtag
lJRIDllf'l'IYDD rJaJJIJ 03.BCT
• U
OD
oa
1Dd
~1- I . . , 'tballe
--•
"- - - was •be.Ii I
. . .itify ~ . .uu.. . . or ilJO ,
---,
&lie 'Jdbjtict.
tlt.18 ~J.Ht
o c J ~ at
I dcm' t recall no'tlitg ~ partlculal' llDP9
~ l b ~ . . , - Jiau or
·--·
,.... ~ ~
~ ill • b a ~ t P9Nib~ ~ ...,. - U adultl1 or
lax-et kta.
Ti.a PU4 •ttentiou :to S"oail irbl1- drow
Jliiri.1:f ' • otf"t.c»,
ecene.
2 · 1:o
, pc,B#lble
<aacidb't) J 1•11 t>e 1 ~ ~ ) out al
_. clwo~
tbe ~ 4owu 111 tbe ~ o . «
~piid car, wu mtil:l talki-.
■twted
to nt out, .,._ fell dalha, NllliCMd bick 'to put UP Jld;q ,
t1-ll replaced rad.lo lll1li, ill •J.ot• p t out ~ .c• aad tllZ'Di4
to so dam ~ •blmt lmiln &bi o b ~ ( ~ ) .....
aot °'1t
J beard ibN-1 two or t1rrN 1ou4 1 "t.,.......,.
•
• , at
•
like ~ ~ - -·
t i - a ~oor or doors liarrl.
-IPIIII_.
u,J.y •~oad oz, lNai . - r t .
fore *• roar-.
••
TbHe
l'b:Le . . .
Tbl ~ .,_. not 1!l8Gn When I aot
DJJIDBlrJ'UDD l'LYIJG a3acT
llilrd~ tar:s»d •OIUMI f r • OIII' wbeli bul"d ;roar•
(wu IIOt exactly a blut) • ~ lOll4 ~ t i t tllat olose
._
~~- wbat ~tis 1lalllld 11.lla.
JIOt UM
ow
~
1"'0B8 J:D f ~ J
1ou4 to __., lcilad.
~ ) aad l i l
---
!Jli - . ~ . . . ifl.111111.
At
Plw b8 ....,_. tJie :C)bJect .
ObJec-1 ,,_ 111'tar:f4aj to So ~ t ~ l o w b
p.
Object
wlciiirlt ~ •tralpt •P·
r i . - . . . l.1iht l>we and at bottoa
.,.. _ . . of . . _ colar.
FrGlll "tMB - - i ., -
wu-1 l)ligJ:lt
bit the al.de .ot, ob~ ~ .ad, . . lint •owd) .
to 1•1e:1~be f.laliil- .
DUIicult
b'al roar , lt iA,8bt blaw up.
l'l.Ullt -1Pt • • ccae f r • ~ of ob~t , at ~ l e ,
1ti
• 1our f.
~ --
~:::....
f
1•
C.ilin aot
---
ldllaad
!Qbjt,et . . .
or
CJ
roe- .starMd, l t ,...
,t~;of----t
-6-
ill OQ ,or
~
•Ul
-ball f • t hiP am aborlt
abOUt no
t•
two ie-i Yidilt . . . . . •
--~ --? .
dcl1At at ob .at . liJiait
Object
ill
Altes" fel-1 b)' c
~.._.. w aoirth wttb car
t.e .
l"
...... - fall of.I , - ~
ob,:Je10t .
,...._iaft
back ~ l i t of HaN .
Roted Obj.ct 'to rt• to about lew'l
a:r, a.boUt tnn
~-lift ,Wt , ...--'M>ak t
•
I raa ii ~ 1'bolR ball 1'19 it
gla..,., :Dack.
UU.I~
lad I
n. ob~t dartN 1:
I
~abOl1t :tut:, ~. .t uma ti.. c .... 18 ~ x dua:1184
dollll , ~•t 0119S" . _ of
tweilty-!ive teit When 1
about
bi object 'About
.uual,,GU
level wlth ti. car Md ¼'t ~ uon 4b"9otlj ONr tbe
piac. irbere :l.t l'ON fr,m.
I .... et111 TUDDi~ iD4
hi1J.-.i-l stop
•CartKI of
1-0
~
down thit hill.
-
,
~
I it
t
• • ~ - objec't
saot hiNir
.4 oalli...-1&
~illil ~t 1111Y beM : t ~
1111 , . . .
_._
tbe
roar .
1 ,,..
to OGQtit&'la l'\Ullli:Qs
- ~ tlli
CO'Wtr~
J."OM' ,
t ~ •t
ace •1th
,, aDd 1
• iJa a ~ t dinlctiGa .
Wbu the r ~ atop~. be.a• ~harp tone•~ traa a:gh
:tone m low tODe.
At em of roar . . . tb.la Wine Ul4 the
Bl'D'IBD FLYIIG (13
-
Y1siae hiiiNd 1!lli1bll a - -
eilanoe ~ t tbit ~eot .
Tba't' • •liea I lifted up .., Mad
It 414 DOt COM.
aliCl .,., the obJect SoiDS n a y , ~ - ·
lt i N > ~ to go 1A a atra.glal UDt
i:Qd at .... b91sllt-~ib11. t4IJl ;to lltteu feot f.Nlll ~ #
alld it .cJAtlz'ed tJae ~ w ahilick J;IJ aboiat tJree t . .t .
t c..t lllsh.
.i;out
ObJ
tM11111ra to rtse up Dd ttlk8
- -
ate~ acrcn couattjr.
k , I apt aa n. cm :ti.
I pi.eked up aq K
Wt tbe ~las
OD
ndlOld w Ha!) ~
-tbe ground) , got :uato
r:adlo oppr-ator , to .,
objtqt . ''
n
.,.~ ""' :tillrt .
to rq car eat
I
Sback
.
wlDda, to see H you could
_.....,...
l'll'bat: u, it?''
I aan-- , "'It
•t Jaiolr l'f ba ea.w it .
a bal
If N9p
_ _ out 111• wlildc:IW ~ -.Id.ch 'taoee __.th , be caulda' t ·baw,
I did
11 bua at the - - -·
,rlU,ob · ~ to
look out ot.
I • • e&lliaC
, I cou14 aii11 s..
M Pl:aj~t •
n. obJ
to lttt gp slaw!)', and to ''Gift Sl1&11" u
:the dlal
fast~
It s. .11ec1 to Juet cliir -tbe l,ox
c ~ or Sia ma c ~ ~ -
Jt c l i ~ •
1t
1Jll1Dll'l'D'DD _.Jallli CS3.JIIC'l'
..aat 0...- 1be JIIIOUQtaa. I~ had DO .fUalil Ybatsoewa- M ~1:
• • :txravelu_as OW# Die s;i-OUDd, :...i illl:> eaoJai or nouse.
Call 't tell how lOlW . . object eeooad tille (ta
'!el;oile.. itU.> • 1)01tidblJ .iWlfaity ,-CODda~-~uat a UUIN~ml
ti.Ila eot out Of car, sl.ano4i4 at dlject, ran fl"m ob.;t.ct,
j1lllipe4 o,,_. tdP ~ .:bill, ~ gqt baCJc ~o CR aJMl ndloed
M
Object~.
Juilt t>e:fore Se,aeut Chavez p t to sow, I got
!lflY. pen aud 'drtnr a piot.ur.a of 'tbe UlliliPia oa tbe object.
1"9elt..s 111 sooil . . .1u.
IAiit dt-SnJ&--two or t...-e
Hot.I _, Odore.
~
other 'tbllll deacr!.becl.
Noted IIO
Gaw directlGDS to Dip I o ~
at ridio Md : t o ~ 11. e. Chaws to a.t ~ . 'lent
don to wbu'e :thi object
~ in N~al
.a W.n i1Uld I OONd tbe ,.._h ftS
plac•-.
:&t l:ba.1 ts..., t
~
e....-t
Cha,,.., '1irR Ma:S.co state ~lice at Bocorro), cal.11~ . .
on ridio ifor ay lOcat:lcm, and I a-.1:m'Jllld :to . , car, told
Jhia be,... 0 looldnc at - · T l
ulr.ed •
bit told -
Tbin ~ Cbavez cw up,
what tbe ti'oublo waa, bicllUIN I
I • • •hiie, ~ paJa.
wu nea:tiq ...i
I •lrlficl tbo ~ t
to _,. wbat I ea• --1 ;t;liat was tba buhaini brush.
Thlaa
•
UllDIUrJ.'DIID W.lllbG CII.IIC't
~ - Cbilvwz a1ld I . . . . So
CJawm PQilltecl Gilt tm a'IIClllJ.
*• •pc,t. ad
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