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UFOs in St. Augustine, FL
2:26 PM, Apr 21, 2008
Written by
Bob Brenzing
www.wzzm13.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=90967
ST. AUGUSTINE, FL – Locals in St. Augustine are used to planes flying over head, after all they are close to an airport. But, on Saturday night, locals say there was something else flying through the sky. Brandon Puckett, a 12 year old resident of St. Augustine Beach thinks it was pretty neat he got to see a UFO. He and his mom, Laura saw two identical orange orbs that appeared to be on fire. She said the flaming globes looked as though they were traveling at the same speed, with one slightly ahead of the other, flying past the coastline around 9:00 p.m. Some neighbors in the area say they saw the same thing. Others are little skeptical. They say the lights were sky lanterns lit at a wedding in St. Augustine that night. Sky lanterns can rise nearly 5,000 feet in the air and travel for miles. However, some do agree with the Pucketts. Sighters in Germany give the same details about flaming globes. They also saw them around 9:00 p.m. their time.
WTLV
2:26 PM, Apr 21, 2008
Written by
Bob Brenzing
www.wzzm13.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=90967
ST. AUGUSTINE, FL – Locals in St. Augustine are used to planes flying over head, after all they are close to an airport. But, on Saturday night, locals say there was something else flying through the sky. Brandon Puckett, a 12 year old resident of St. Augustine Beach thinks it was pretty neat he got to see a UFO. He and his mom, Laura saw two identical orange orbs that appeared to be on fire. She said the flaming globes looked as though they were traveling at the same speed, with one slightly ahead of the other, flying past the coastline around 9:00 p.m. Some neighbors in the area say they saw the same thing. Others are little skeptical. They say the lights were sky lanterns lit at a wedding in St. Augustine that night. Sky lanterns can rise nearly 5,000 feet in the air and travel for miles. However, some do agree with the Pucketts. Sighters in Germany give the same details about flaming globes. They also saw them around 9:00 p.m. their time.
WTLV