Strange Lights Near Stephenville - See Photos

• When: August 31st, 2015 and recurring
• Where: Morgan near Stephenville)
• What: Various sightings since the 90s, most recently a "sphere with a long fiery tail"

A resident near Stephenville (famous for its UFO sightings, which persist to this day) has been seeing UFOs for quite some time now, and has snapped several photos since the 1990s. Most recently, he saw a large glowing round object with a fiery tail, which vanished without a sound. Check out the photos and testimony, submitted to MUFON:

Came out of my house to look for a strange display in the sky which comes in early every morning. This display consists of what seems to be five stars. Three in the center with top one slightly off center to the left. Two outer ones parallel one to other, positioned between top and second center ones. Comes in from the east and stops. Strange thing, display does not travel across the sky as earth rotates. Instead, it remains stationary, then as dawn occurs, the display appears to travel upwards into outer space. There is an underground Lockheed base about two miles from my house. I'm certain all activity here has a lot to do with that base. I was looking around for other activity when I saw the sphere with a long fiery tail. It only lasted about two seconds then vanished. No sound. I've seen several spheres in past years, one I caught on film. Since 1993, I have photographed several ufo's around Morgan. All at night except for one I caught at sunset, you can actually see the cockpit window. It made no sound, as none do and was not visible to the naked eye. I've seen so many here, that I've become bored with them. This mornings sphere, seemed to be coming out of another dimension into ours. It did not come from outer space! Wrong angel for that to occur. Didn't get a photo of this sphere, but I do have others I'd like to submit, especially the sunset one. I have the negatives.

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