News Photographer Catches UFO On Tape
TV Station Sends Video To FBI
POSTED: Monday, October 28, 2002
UPDATED: 6:17 pm EST October 28,
2002
A photographer for a television station in Albany, N.Y., caught an unusual object on his camera while shooting a story for the local 10 p.m. news, according to a Local 6 News story.
Brandon Mowry filmed the fast-moving unidentified metallic flying object Oct. 20 while shooting a weather story.Mowry said that he didn't notice the fast-moving object zooming across the sky until he went back to his station and watched the video.The television station sent their tapes to the FBI and now an investigation is under way to determine exactly what the object is."It seems to be long and narrow and symmetrical and traveled at a high speed," retired U.S. Air Force pilot Graham Pritchard said. "However the fact that that was not reflecting any kind of light that was more like a shadow type appearance and the little white dots on each sides of it are not similar to any kind of missile that I have seen."The FAA said that the object never showed up on local radar.
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