(from KENS-5)It was over a week ago Mario Vallejo of southeast San Antonio claims he spotted an Unidentified Flying Object, or a UFO. Regardless of whether you believe him or not he’s quickly gaining a lot of attention on-line.
“I was pointing that way and I saw that object traveling that way, going east,” said Vallejo. “First of all no navigational lights that’s what got my attention at first. Then I started zooming in and I started seeing the different configuration of the lights.”Vallejo will even be the first to admit he sees aircraft fly by his home often, but claims this was different.“All the time I see aircraft going in and out, in and out, helicopters, jets, I see commercial aircraft going around and none of these seem to be that,” Vallejo.
Yep, the Alamo City has its share of aliens, too. You know, to keep the goat suckers company. (Or maybe that's really WHERE ALL THE CHUPACABRAS ARE COMING FROM!)
But the really big disappointment is a journalistic failing here ---- there's no link to the video in the KENS news story!
So, to keep you informed, I present the video to you here:
UPDATED: Now there's a link to the video on KENS.
3 comments:
I saw a UFO one time. True story. I was 19, coming home from work out at West around midnight or so. Driving along, looked up in the sky and saw this orange oval just hovering there. Scared me shitless, so of course I had to get closer. I snuck up on it...and realized it was a fog light on the upper level of the freeway.
That's an awesome story!
Whatever. The fog light on the freeway was more newsworthy.
Of course, if the guy whips up some t-shirts that say SAUFOTX with a picture of a chupacabras on it, I might be willing to spend $10.
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