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It's become sort of a truism that every UFO sighting has a natural explanation. It's

a helicopter or a military test site or a meteor or a flock of birds or if nothing else

a hoax. But if you really look into it, there's got to be an answer somewhere, right? That's

what the Air Force thought when they got a report of a flying white egg-shaped object

in the desert near Sakura, New Mexico. There was physical evidence that the object landed.

Multiple reliable witnesses, top military personnel leading the investigation. Every possibility

was double checked and triple checked. And yet, more than 50 years later, no one has

any idea what it was.

This is Supernatural, a podcast original, and I'm your host Ashley Flowers. Every Wednesday

I'll be taking a deep dive into a real unexplained occurrence to try and figure out the truth.

This week, we're looking at the case of a truly unidentified flying object known as the

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