What the Hell is That?

People will usually believe what they want. We hear so many things every day, gossip, news, misinformation, you never know what to believe.

That is why I never trust my ears. They will lie to me. However, my eyes will never lie. In other words, I don’t believe everything I hear, but what I see is usually the truth, but sometimes it can be deceiving.

One such time for me was on February 15, 2007. I was driving from Miami to Tampa on highway 27 in southern Florida. Highway 27 is a four-lane highway and there is not a lot of traffic late at night.

It was approximately 11:45 at night. It was a beautiful clear night with thousands of stars in the black sky. I remember looking up at the stars as I was driving and thinking to myself how quiet and beautiful the night looked.

I was doing a lot of thinking while I was driving and did not even notice I didn’t have my music on. That is not like me, because I always listen to music while driving. However, that is why it was so peaceful. It was very quiet and so dark.

As I eased on down the road, I happened to look up at the stars again and there it was! This large tubular triangle with three white lights and one red light just appeared out of nowhere. It popped right in front of me high in the sky. I could not take my eyes off it. I was mesmerized.

I was not scared or freaked out. I was very relaxed and very calm. There were no other cars on the road, and I thought that was strange. This thing suddenly appeared like it wanted me to see it. It just sat there motionless. It did not move. I was waiting to get sucked up and prodded and probed by this thing, but that did not happen.

It was like I was supposed to see this ship or whatever it was, but it did not want to harm me in any way, it just sat there for me to look at for about four or five minutes. Then as quickly as it appeared, it disappeared in a flash. There was no sound, no smoke, no exhaust, nothing, just gone!

I have flown in all kinds of military aircraft from helicopters to airplanes and I can tell you. This ship was not of our world. I have never seen anything so fast, so quiet, and could hover or sit in the sky as it did. Yes, this was an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO).

I am the kind of person that never believes in something until I see it. I did not believe UFOs were real until I saw this one. Now I am a believer. I don’t know why I was supposed to see this ship or why the ship did not try and do anything to me. It was almost like the ship was saying look at me, here I am. I know it sounds strange, but it was true.

So, I continued with my trip that night thinking about this ship. I could not quit thinking about it, and I felt so good. I don’t know why, but I guess because I had finally seen something everyone else claimed to see and I never believed them, until now.

However, two nights later, there were several reports to the Pasco Country Sheriffs office about a UFO that had been spotted in the sky. People claimed they saw a tubular ship with three white lights and one red one. This was the same ship I saw. The Air Force told everyone it was a weather balloon. Oh yes, the ol’ weather balloon story. I can tell you; it was no weather balloon.

Two weeks later I was at home watching a television show about UFOs and I saw a story about a UFO in Switzerland in 1988. Someone had a video of the same ship I saw in 2007. It was the same ship. I could not believe what I was seeing. I saw the same exact ship 19 years later and the thought that went through my head was, it did not change. The ship was the same.

I drove a Hyundai Sonata for 10 years, but then it got so many miles on it, and no matter how much I loved it, I had to trade it in. So, I thought what do these aliens do, drive a tubular spaceship for 20, 30, or 40 years before they trade it in? I guess they are made better than a Hyundai huh?

Well, now I know that there is something out there that is so advanced we cannot even compete. And my eyes do not lie to me.

So, the next time you are driving at night, look in the night sky, you never know what you might see.