UFO with green lights over Ohio in 1966

Summary

In October 1966, a witness in Bellbrook, Ohio, observed an unidentified flying object for about 10 minutes. The object displayed red, white, blue, and green lights, and was compared to a star moving as if scanning the ground. At one point, the object stopped and made a circle. A neighbor also saw it, adding credibility to the sighting. Although a satellite was considered, no photos or physical evidence were found, and the official conclusion was it could be a conventional aircraft.

The report includes a detailed description of the testimony, though there are OCR errors that hinder full readability. The witness completed a U.S. Air Force questionnaire, providing information about the object's appearance, movement, and sky conditions. Despite the lack of physical evidence, the case was documented and sent for analysis, reflecting institutional interest in UFO sightings during the 1960s.