Haunting Of Hills House Tour/interview

Check out our review of the skullcandy ounce bluetooth speaker it's super budget friendly and insanely powerful and robust. Check it out and subscribe, and like the video and comment on it. Have an amazing week. Check it out in the link below

https://www.instagram.com/technowarriorstv?utm_source=qr&igsh=MWxpcTd4ZmVjZW1qZw== check out our amazing Instagram theres behind the scenes and other amazing content #technowarriorstv #gadgets #techinfluencer #gamingchannel #productreviews #techreviews #unboxings #extraterrestrial #Paranormal #uaps #ufos #followme #followusoninstagram

the ufo sightings of author Colin Saunders

well I forgot my stupid password for Tumblr good I'm now back in please give us a like and follow

does anyone know how to Repair corrupted video it would be very helpful

Strafed by a Swarm of Tiny Lights at Booger Bottom

This is a story of three people-two men and a woman-who experienced a most strange and curious close encounter. The first man, a fifty-year old, left his Tucker home early on April 13, 2003, and drove to Greenville in rural Meriwether County to pick up his brother, a seventy-two-year-old retired autoworker, and his sister-in-law, a retired seventy-three-year-old bookkeeper. The three continued to Albany in a Ford Explorer to visit another relative.

After a warm reunion, the trio headed back toward Greenville on GA 41, a county road with little traffic and few houses. Just after nine p.m., they were only nine miles from Greenville, in a locale known as Booger Bottom. According to the woman, "we entered an isolated stretch of county road when suddenly there appeared inside our vehicle numerous red lights, which seemed to be darting around and moving very fast." She was sitting in the back and saw "a reflection or beams from the lighted spots" on the floorboard. "I looked up and the red lights were all over my husband and brother-in-law."

The brother-in-law slowed down to thirty miles per hour as his sister-in-law shouted at him, saying, "Pull over, those are police lights!"

The man looked around, but there were no police cars, and his brother chimed in with, "Police lights are blue, not red." He tried to count the number of lights but couldn't. They were described as small, "extremely erratic, strobing." A few "had short, laserlike beam qualities," like effects in a disco club. "I felt totally out of control," the driver said. "I looked in the rearview mirror to check on my sister-in-law and saw her in a panorama of bright red lights. . . . The events ceased, as quick as the onset, when a car or motorcycle appeared in the distance approaching the opposite direction." The lights "were everywhere inside the car, except the trunk."

The husband had noticed a red swirling object outside the driver's side door just before the episode started; then "all of a sudden, there appeared in our vehicle a swarm of red lights, jumping and dancing around on me and my brother." One landed on his stomach and lingered before abruptly jumping off. The objects were "gone as quickly as they came. . . . This was out of this world."

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation was called but had no interest in the incident. An online UFO investigation organization referred them to MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) Georgia.

Olivia Newton, MUFON and paranormal researcher, and another investigator interviewed the witnesses.

"We watch for body language, any discrepancies," said Newton. "They looked at us right in the eye and were very forthright."

The Trio were anxiously seeking answers.

The woman said, "I've got to know what this is. Are they coming back after us? What is they cart us off?"

Yes, indeed, a very good question.

Drive-In UFO Incident

Border Arts Network

B.A.N. Community

The B.A.N. Community Board page emphasizes cultural exchange and collaboration across borders through arts and social activities.