Officer Reginald Talland answered the phone again.

It was ringing non-stop that night, and the phone calls kept getting more and more strange.

This time it was a woman, though.

She was scared and upset.

She had been driving on Route 101 when she saw a red light in the sky.

And out of nowhere, the light headed straight for her. She was being chased by a mysterious flying

object, and she tried to get away, but when she realized that she couldn't, she pulled over to the

side of the road, and then she saw the object fly away.

Officer Tallinn tried to calm her down, and he told her that he would send a patrol car to check out the area,

even though, of course, he didn't believe her.

He didn't say that part to her, though.

He wondered what was going on.

Still, a man had just called a few minutes before that woman, and that man had an almost identical

story.

He never said where he was driving, but he had seen a strange light while out on the road.

That light started to chase him.

And Officer Tallinn asked the man where he was located, but the man never told him.

The officer was able to find the number

the man was calling from and dispatched a unit over. When the officers arrived at the phone booth,

it was empty. Only the dangling phone remained. So at this point, he started wondering if all

of the local teens decided to prank him just on that day, September 3rd, 1965,

the day that they would all get together and take turns pranking the station.

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