IVRY-LE-TEMPLE (60) 11.12.2014

Summary

On December 11, 2014, at 3:35 AM, a witness closed her window after seeing three evenly spaced luminous points. What intrigued her was the symmetry between them, making her think of an unusual observation. Though she looked again at around 3:50 AM, the points had vanished. No other witnesses were reported. Due to the low consistency and strangeness of the case, researchers considered it could be a misidentification with the three stars of Orion's Belt. However, the lack of precise data—such as the exact direction or angular spacing of the points—and the witness's nervous state made any conclusive analysis difficult. The case was classified as non-identifiable due to insufficient information.