Three lights in the sky over Kenton Ohio

Summary

In October 1960, a witness in Kenton, Ohio observed three luminous objects in the sky. Each appeared at 15 to 20 minute intervals, resembling an electric light bulb in appearance. Though visible for 3 to 5 minutes, they disappeared behind trees about 100 feet away. The witness could not discern any specific shape or complex movement, creating some uncertainty about their nature.

The classified observation record includes detailed responses from the witness, who reported no sounds or changes in the object. Although an aircraft was considered, there was no definitive confirmation. The report, processed by the USAF, did not reach a clear conclusion, leaving open the possibility of conventional aerial objects or astronomical phenomena. This case highlights the difficulty in identifying non-conventional objects without additional evidence such as photographs or radar.