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In the summer of 1993, the state of Indiana exploded with reports of strange objects.

In the night skies, in what is arguably one of the most active single evenings in

one location on record.

In the space of around 90 minutes, over two dozen UFO sightings were reported, with many

others likely remaining unreported.

All were clearly reporting the same object.

An oval or cigar shape with flashing red lights.

Even more intriguing timelines put together by UFO researchers and investigators would

appear to suggest the object, whatever it was, was moving in a very purposeful and seemingly

pre-determined direction.

So just what was taken place over Indiana were extraterrestrials calmly making their

way to their final destination in the American Midwest, or was there a more down-to-earth

explanation, possibly one that revolved around secret military technology, or were the

many dozens of witnesses all genuinely mistaken in what they thought they saw that evening.

Just what took place remains a mystery, a mystery that very well might have secrets yet

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