UFO sighting in Pozuelo de Alarcón in 1975

Summary

In August 1975, a single witness reported nocturnal sightings of a luminous object in Pozuelo de Alarcón. The object, described as a ten-meter disc that changed shape while rotating, was observed on three consecutive nights. However, the report lacks key details such as direction, altitude, or duration. The official file notes that the account is inconsistent and the witness contradicts himself. The informant suggests the witness may have experienced a hallucination or was under stress. Despite the repeated sightings, the lack of reliable information hinders any serious analysis.

The file was initially classified as confidential but later declassified. The repetition of the sightings over three days generated some attention, although the report concludes there are no elements justifying further investigation. The testimony is deemed unreliable, and the file does not recommend maintaining its classified status. The document reflects how military authorities handle UFO cases, prioritizing objective data verification over subjective or incomplete reports.