NUFORC Sighting 39802

Occurred: 2004-04-04 20:20 Local - Approximate
Reported: 2004-10-15 22:59 Pacific
Duration: <1min.
No of observers: 0

Location: Belleville (Canada), ON, Canada

Shape: Unknown

strange object dicovered in movie footage.(dvd--U turn, w.Sean Penn ; position in movie--116:10:15)

while watching a movie(U-Turn) on dvd,a flash was noticed in the left foreground.it was the scene of a windy street(time 116:10:15),and at regular speed this footage appeared in fast motion for whatever reason.i decided to slow it down to see if i could make it appear normal.in this seen there was a sign hanging from a store front and this is what i used as a reference.when i slowed it down my wife noticed this quick flash appear between the upper portion of a corner building,and a post,in the upper left of the t.v. screen.i rewound,paused,and advanced the footage frame by frame.after the flash occurs,keep advancing frame by frame(a dozen or so) until a small "light" appears above the ridge in the background.about six or seven frames leading up to the "light",will show the object ascending in a zigzag manor.each frame was 1/32 duration which would have this object ascending at a terrific rate of speed,given the distance covered and the zigzag motion.it appears that as the object clears the ridge the sun catches it and illuminates it.in the very next frame it appears to be in the upper foreground as a slightly diagonal(from vertical)blip,(for the lack of a better word).those last two images appear to be miles apart in what would be a fraction of a second.if you back up from the "light"frame far enough you will see the object descending near the ground between a bridge and a post.if this is the same object in the initial "flash" frame,then it has covered a great distance in a very short time,like,maybe a mile in a second or less!i hope someone will take this seriously and rent the dvd.i would also greatly appreciate a responce to this report.this is very much worthy of investigation.thank you.

NUFORC Note:

Date is approximate. PD

Posted 2004-10-27