NUFORC Sighting 65692

Occurred: 1999-06-15 22:00 Local - Approximate
Reported: 2008-09-15 16:47 Pacific
Duration: 5 minutes
No of observers: 2

Location: On highway; location unknown, WY, USA

Shape: Other
Characteristics: Lights on object, Electrical or magnetic effects

cube shaped object in Wyoming

I am not the person who saw this, but a very credible person told me about this incident around 1999? I wrote down the details because I was very interested. The person that told me this story is a very honest and caring person. He is the director of Safety at a major oil and gas company and has the highest amount of personal integrity a person can have.

2 Brothers (I'll call them Tom and Allen), were driving a truck in Wyoming late at night. It was late (around 10pm) and Tom saw something in the distance down the road or at a low altitude. The lights were dim because the object was very far away. Allen told Tom to flash his lights at the other driver/object. Tom flashed his lights 3 times. The object flashed the lights back at him 3 times, but when this happened all of the lights inside the truck (radio lights, console lights, floor board lights) started to flicker.

"Less than 10 seconds later" according to Tom the object starting to move towards them very rapidly (much faster than a regular vehicle can move). The object stopped in front of them and seemed to follow them (from the front). The object was a cube shape.

Tom flashed his lights 3 times again and the object flashed it's lights 3 times back and again all the lights/electronics began to flicker uncontrollably. this object followed them down the road for a few miles.

Tom said that he was scared to death and his brother, Allen was hiding in the back of the truck crying saying "I don't want to die". Tom began to slow down and the object slowed down at exactly the same speed.

Tom sped up and the object sped up at the same speed. After about 5 minutes from the initial sighting the object "just disappeared".

NUFORC Note:

Witness indicates that date of incident is approximate. PD

Posted 2008-10-31