UFO with blue lights in Beulah Michigan

Summary

In October 1956, a witness in Beulah, Michigan, observed an elongated object with blue lights. The object, aluminum-colored, made a hissing sound before disappearing rapidly toward the southeast. It was seen for two to five minutes using a 30-power scope. Although light reflections were mentioned as a possibility, no follow-up was received and the case was deemed insufficient data.

The report did not include photos, but the witness, Robert Sutton, was a trained safety officer. He described the object in detail and ruled out natural phenomena like the aurora borealis. Despite his detailed testimony, the lack of official confirmation left the case unresolved.