Do you, a relative, or acquaintance recall conversation about a 1941 Missouri crash of an unidentified object, an alleged UFO? Your name will be held in confidence if you wish to contact
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Do you, a relative, or acquaintance recall conversation about a 1941 Missouri crash of an unidentified object, an alleged UFO? Your name will be held in confidence if you wish to contact
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1941 Alleged UFO Crash
The Missouri Institute of Aeronautics
Kansas City Missouri Aviation Institute
An additional Sikeston account speaks of a close encounter with an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) sometime after the 1941 event. After the craft hovered just above the roof of the car, the Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) took off at impossible speeds.
An unrelated Sikeston correspondence relates family stories about an unidentified object above Sikeston around the time of the Roswell Incident - July, 1947
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The May 5, 1938 Sikeston Herald article tells of a 1938 Meteor.
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Morehouse, Missouri Correspondence
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In late summer of 1947 I was a small boy living in Morehouse, Mo. On a Sunday night, we witnessed two metallic objects circling above the ground on the south end of town. There were no lights, no sounds ---just these two metallic objects. They resembled airplanes without windows, wings or tails. They were there for several minutes, perhaps as long as several hours. My parents made me go inside and go to bed. I have not been successful in finding any mention of this event in any of the UFO reports or writings. The strange part is that the entire town of Morehouse seems to have amnesia concerning the event. I have questioned other residents who I remember being at the sighting, and they just don't seem to recall it. These two metallic objects circled in the sky above us opposite from each other --- just silently circling. At least 20 or 30 people were out in the street witnessing this event. And yet, no one in Morehouse today seems to recall it.
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- 1941 Missouri Institute of Aeronautics (MIA)
- 1941 Alleged Unidentified Crash
- 1941 Kansas City, Missouri Aviation Institute
- 1941 Cape Girardeau, Missouri
- 1941 Sikeston, Missouri
MORLEY WOODS, MISSOURI, MAY 3, 2008.
Center for Physical Trace Research, http://ufophysical.com, offers video of unidentified amber lights over Marley Woods on May 3, 2008. The site offers ongoing Morley Woods research with the Morley Woods Project.. According to research, Morley Woods encounters date back to the 1937.
