"It's time to share." Another UFO Witness Near Fort Hood

• When: June 8th to June 14th, 2015
• Where: Killeen and Harker Heights area
• What: Object that hovers, pulsates, changes colors, and travels in all directions - at least two witnesses
  

A Texan used to seeing unique military crafts in the sky was shocked to observe a UFO in Killeen (in her neighborhood) and in nearby Harker Heights. The witness submitted a very detailed, and very intriguing anonymous report to Texas UFO Sightings. In it, you'll discover an object that, at fist glance, looks like a star, and then precedes to behave in all kinds of intelligent, spooky ways. And to top it all off, the witness has been seeing this night after night. They hope to snap a picture soon! In the meantime, we can read their firsthand account:

We weren't going to say anything because we thought that maybe we were seeing something military, living in Killeen and all, but after reading the June 14th report of a craft sighted by a guard at Ft Hood, I think it's time to share.

Approximately a week ago, around 10pm my sister was looking up at the stars and noticed an unusually bright star moving slightly north bound. She asked my brother and I if we saw it too and after I second I noticed it drifting too. It moved very slow at first like it was pretending to be a star, but after twenty minutes or so things got incredibly real.

The craft dropped in altitude, just enough so we could see it was definitely NOT a star. We could see blue-ish white lights around the perimeter of the object and noticed it was spinning. As we continued to watch the object started flashing. Not like an airplane where there are select lights flashing; THE WHOLE THING started flashing bright white and it zig-zagged through the air like it was looking for something. As I thought to myself "what the fuck am I looking at" I hear my brother say "did it just turn red?"

I would describe it as a purple-ish color but dark red is acceptable as well. for about five minutes we watched it continue to zig-zag flashing the purple/red color.

Soon it was still sitting North East of us.

Just so we're clear here, I've been living at this address for almost a year. My father has been in the military my whole life, and I watch the planes that come off of skylark airfield (which is about where it was situated) almost daily. I have NEVER seen an aircraft do what I saw this thing do.

It rapidly dropped in altitude and flashed the purple again. In the light myself and my siblings saw the craft quite clearly; I could draw you a picture.

The center looked like a bright pink diamond with a metallic looking disc around it.

It didn't stay this close, as fast as it dropped in altitude, it returned to its original placement still flashing purple. We were too scared to continue watching so we went inside.

I felt like I just got bucked at by an alien spaceship.

I thought I was losing my mind. That all sounds crazy, so the next night we thought we'd look again, and sure enough there it was pretending to be a star again, moving slowly north like the night before, however it did not approach us again. It did not flash purple. It did however flash white.

And when I say flash, you should know I don't mean like a star twinkles. I could see the light radiating off the surrounding clouds, that's how large the radius of light was.

The next day I was driving to Target with my sister around sundown, where I witnessed what I believe is the same craft above the cinemas in Harker Heights. Upon returning home the object was NOT in it's usual spot. I checked periodically through the night and it did not return.

The next night we saw it again and every night since. It has not flashed like it did the first night, or the second night. It just moves north slowly like always.

The only exception is when activity at the airfield picks up. If an airplane looks like it is approaching the craft it will ascend until the airplane has cleared.

I'm not sure what we saw or why we see it every single night. If you have a logical explanation, please tell me, cause I'm dying to know.

Unfortunately there is no photo or video evidence to support what we saw the first night, and it has not done it since, otherwise I'd have taken a video. I had never been so frightened in my life to see a big purple diamond just drop out of the sky. Next time I'll fight the fear and take a picture.