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The Phoenix Lights | March 13, 1997 | Fife Symington's Confession | Saucer

On March 13, 1997, thousands of citizens across Arizona witnessed one of the most incredible mass UFO Sightings in history. The first reported sighting was by a police officer in Paulden, Arizona. Within a few minutes, the lights were seen in Prescott, Arizona, about 50 miles away. Shortly after, they were sighted by air traffic controllers over the Phoenix Airport. Witnesses say the lights were connected and radiating from a single craft. The craft then silently made its way to Tucson, Arizona. Local authorities were swarmed with phone calls about the lights and many witnesses had seen aircraft from Luke Air Force Base sent out to investigate the strange lights. The U.S. military was allegedly placed on a defense condition alert (DEFCON 3) - in response to the lights. Military officials denied ever sending out any jets to investigate the lights. Multiple witnesses say the craft was so enormous, it had to be over a mile long. The craft was silent and seemingly had translucent capabilities. Many witnesses say they were able to see the stars through the craft as if they were looking through water. Fife Symington was the Governor of Arizona in 1997. Within a few months of the sighting, he announced a press conference to address the matter. Several media outlets attended and eventually realized the conference was orchestrated to poke fun at the incident. About a decade later, Fife Symington confessed that what he sighted that night in the Arizona sky was truly an unidentified craft. The only general aviation pilot to report the lights that night is Kurt Russell. He sighted the lights with his son over the Phoenix airport just before they landed. So, was it an enormous craft that thousands of citizens across the state of Arizona claimed to have seen or was it simply “military flares” as explained by the military? *DEFCON 3 - Increase in force readiness above required for normal readiness - Air Force ready to mobilize in 15 minutes. #ThePhoenixLights #PhoenixLights #SaucerCo Shop Saucer https://saucerco.com Follow Us On: Instagram   / saucerco   Facebook   / saucerco   Twitter   / saucerco   Elevate Your Craft®