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Somewhere in the Skies

The Exeter UFO Incident

Somewhere in the Skies

Ryan Sprague

Unexplained, Paranormal, Ufos, Government, Ufo, Social Sciences, History, Bigfoot, Aliens, Extraterrestrial, Documentary, Unsolved, Alien, Mystery, Uap, Science, Society & Culture

4.61.4K Ratings

🗓️ 15 October 2023

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

On episode 339 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we head to Exeter, New Hampshire. In September of 1965, 18-year old Norman Muscarello spotted a massive cylindrical-shaped object hovering in a field in the sleepy town of Exeter. He frantically reported the event to local police. Several officers would accompany Muscarello back to the site to investigate. And the craft, whatever it was, was back. Witnessed by the officers and dozens around town, explanations by the local Air Force base were flat-out rejected by the witnesses. Soon, Project Blue Book would be called in to solve the case once and for all. This is the Exeter UFO incident.


Co-written and researched by Marcus Lowth: www.ufoinsight.com

Special thanks to our voiceover contributors:

Kevin Crispin: www.sadtimespodcast.com

Brent Hand: www.hysteria51.com


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Opening Theme Song, "Ephemeral Reign" by Per Kiilstofte


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0:00.0

Exeter is a small town in Rockingham County in New Hampshire in the United States.

0:17.0

It's a quiet and peaceful place, not the sort of place one would immediately link with UFOs.

0:24.0

Yet in 1965, this sleepy tone would be ground zero for a series of events that would thrust

0:32.1

it into the public consciousness and become one of the best

0:35.9

known string of UFO sightings in history. This is the Exeter UFO incident. This is somewhere in the skies, with Ryan Spread. Oh, It was just after midnight on September 3rd, 1965.

1:27.0

Police officer Eugene Bertrand would receive a strange call at the Exeter Police Desk.

1:36.0

A young woman, in an obvious state of distress, claimed to have been chased by a flying object while driving.

1:44.2

Scared for her life, she pulled the car to the side of the road on Route 101.

1:49.5

The mysterious craft had now vanished in the distance, but she didn't dare move.

1:55.0

Bertrand did his best to assure the frightened woman that she was in no danger.

2:00.0

He strongly suspected it might be some kind of prank by teenagers to waste their time.

2:06.0

Bertrand would proceed on his patrol duty, sure that the young woman had made a mistake.

2:12.0

However, later that night a call came over the police radio

2:16.8

that made Birch End rethink the strange report. Another claim of a bizarre sighting in the sky had come in, and the witness sat at the station ready to tell his tale.

2:29.0

At around the same time as the first reported events were unfolding. 18-year-old Norman Muscarello was

2:36.2

attempting to hitchhike back to Exeter after having visited his girlfriend in nearby Amesbury. While no cars seemed to be in sight, he was relieved

2:45.8

when he saw the glow of what he assumed were car headlights heading his way in the distance.

2:51.6

However, he would soon realize that the light was something much, much

2:56.3

more remarkable than a car. In a matter of seconds, an enormous ball of red and blue light shot upward and directly above

3:06.5

Norman. It scared me to death. Whatever this thing was it was right above me it was as

3:12.3

big as a house. Norman could hear the

3:14.9

agitated barks of several dogs in the area as well as disturbed cries of

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