Hi,

   I am a great fan of UFO Hunters, and have shared the DVDs with several people who were rather "ha ha UFO nut" skeptics, and everyone of them comes back saying the same thing: "Atleast these guys try to look at it objectively, and stick to facts that can be proven or disproven" I hope we get a Season 4.

  My father died in April of this year, but before he died, he very sheepishly told me a story he had never told anyone before, because they had been ordered not too, and because he thought no one would ever believe him.

  He was stationed in Alaska, at one of the big NORAD radar sites they had all over the countryside there in the mid 50's. One night, they (a friend of his and himself) were outside watching the Northern lights play, and they saw a glow over the hill from the station. They went out of their area, and over the hill and saw a rounded craft sitting in a small valley, on 3 legs with small pads on the bottom of each one. No life forms were seen, in or around the craft, and after looking at it for a while, it just floated up silently, retracted the gear and rapidly sped away to the south.

  Not believing what they saw, they went back the next day to the area, and found 3 rounded depressions in the loose soil, at the same spots they estimated the object had been. The following day, 2 black suited investigators, ostensibly from the Department of the Army, showed up, and had them take them to the site, where they photographed the area, made some readings with a couple of devices that resembled Geiger counters, and then put them in their vehicle and returned them to the station. They were sworn to secrecy, and told that they could never report this to anyone, that the appropriate authorites had been informed.

  he had never mentioned anything like this, despite years of UFO talk around him from members of our family, and towards the end felt he had to let someone else know. Like Bill, I believe they saw something there, but I have absolutely no factual or physical evidence to prove it, so I just have to accept it as any other report I've heard. I believe there is enough evidence to support the existence of some type of unusual, unidentifiable craft roaming the earth, but just who and what they are I cannot say positively.

I do hope that this is all brought to light someday, and that some where's we actually do find that incontrovertible truth.

Thanks,

Brian

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Dear Ufomagazine, our letter is about an ovni at sky in Jaru-Rondônia-Brasil, six days ago.
Me and my friends, Ciderli and Isabel saw an object, and we imagine be an ovni. see the pictures that we send.
We are waiting contact. we are curious.
I am lawyer end my friends are teachers end we like of this subject.

For some reason I am having trouble getting the photos to post here or to the photo galleries.  I will try again later.  - Lesley

OK, I did finally get them to upload to the photo gallery by doing them one at a time.  You will find them here, ET, ET2, ET3, ET4 and DSC00811 - DSC00815.

Dear UFO Magazine,

Thank you for providing a magazine that is thought-provoking and informative. I became a subscriber several months ago, and I'd like to tell you why I read UFO Magazine. (and to report on some strange things that have been happening this past year!)

My whole life, I've had a single, very detailed memory of being in a UFO when I was 7, but for some reason (fear?) I really never wanted to hear about UFOs, or deal with the topic until lately.

Then about a year ago, on a couple of nights at my home in the Calabasas hills, I was awoken by some very bizarre strings of beeps and tones outside of my window that remain unexplained. This peaked my interest, and since then, I feel like I've had to start being more observant.

Since then, my older son has admitted sightings of silver balls (orbs?), and then last November, my husband, my younger son, his friend, and I saw a large triangle from our deck as we were eating dinner. It was huge, silent, and had strobing red lights around the front V of it. We watched it fly over the San Fernando Valley in a northernly direction. Apparently, we weren't alone in our sighting.

The craft that the four of us saw last Nov 14th, 2008 was also reported by a lot of other people up and down the state who wrote long detailed accounts. There was nothing on the news in LA, which surprised me, but there were stories done in Sacramento and San Francisco:

http://www.news10.net/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=50924&provider=top%A0[Video

We saw the triangle in LA on Nov 14 2008. If you're interested, here is a link to just some of the reports including a Long Beach woman who viewed it through hi-powered binoculars, and drew some amazing pictures: (second link)

http://mufoncms.com/cgi-bin/manage_sighting_reports.pl (see the ***blue box below, but you have to type in the date of 11-14-2008 at the site to view the descriptions) http://www.ufocasebook.com/2009/californiatrisightingnov2008.html (there's a gif someone did, and drawings by a LB witness who actually works in television as a military advisor, who I was able to talk to)
http://unitedstatesufo.blogspot.com/2008/11/los-angeles-california-huge-silent.html

Strangely, there was the EXACT same triangle videotaped one year earlier, almost to the day, by Diana Blackburn on Nov 13 2007 near Bakersfield;

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4565163212222256077 (worth watching!)

My older son is the one who has seen the orbs. Yesterday, he saw them again at about 11:00 am just outside our deck, which is why today, I'm again searching the net to see if anyone else saw them. He said they started as two, then became an explosion of about 20 before disappearing.

The other 2 times he saw them near the ocean while working for the State Parks Dept. in Malibu.

I am a teacher with the Las Virgenes Unified School District, and I'm pretty sure none of us is crazy!!

Sincerely,
Gina Bryant