Thursday, May 7, 2015

TV Station Refuses To Comment On UFO Over San Diego, Military Staying Quiet

When several callers phoned into San Diego's NBC News affiliate April 28, the station

captured this unusual colorful grouping of aerial lights over San Ysidro, close to the

U.S.-Mexico border.

"Some said they appeared to be red, blue, and green and kept flashing and changing

colors. Some who saw them say the lights didn't seem to move, like those on a plane

or a drone," NBC 7 San Diego reported.

According to the station, "We put in calls to the military here to see if they could

identify what these were. So far, no response."

It wouldn't be the first time that UFOs had been reported to local military bases

around San Diego. Previously classified government documents under the Air Force's

former Project Blue Book UFO study show how San Diego's military has seen its fair

share of UFO reports.

Regarding this most recent case of odd lights in the sky, the TV station itself has

stopped responding, after UFO researchers and The Huffington Post called, asking for

details of the event.

A reporter, who said she was instructed not to give her name, told HuffPost that the

station management didn't want any of their photographers interviewed or giving out

information on the matter.

On the evening the video was shot, NBC 7 had been in the San Ysidro area working on

an unrelated story.

One eyewitness, Larry Fox, sent UFO photos to the TV station in which he described

seeing something that "looked like a strobe light." Fox told NBC 7 he didn't feel it was

a plane or drone. "It was a series of flashing lights. If it was a plane, it would have

moved."