Your favorite UFO case(s) - and why?

[0uterj0in]

Time anomolies, floating black boxes, or anything that doesn't fit neatly into the UFO or apparition categories.

[skunkape]

The Joe Simonton "pancakes from space" case is good stuff.

High Strangeness: Space Pancakes

[jritzmann]

Definitely the Gulf Breeze flap. Much more there then people generally know about.

[schticknz]

Originally Posted by Bixyboo

No PICTURES of the footprints? Arrggghhh.

No ... not that I know of. Apparently they looked like small human footsies. Don't know if they had the same number of toes and things though. Might have to send a note to Ted Phillips and see if he has any more info on this.

[TClaeys]

Hudson Valley flap.

How many times have you seen a case where the investigators actually saw the UFO in question? Lots of witnesses. And while this might be some type of human built craft, it still eludes identification. And it certainly doesn't fit the ultralight explanation by the fundamentalist skeptic community. They should be ashamed of their efforts to boldy go where every believer has gone: the land of wishful thinking.

[Irishseekers]

I have many favourites such as the Belgian ufo encounter, and the mexico flap of the 90s.But to be honest, i enjoy must ufo cases as long as the they are real and plausible, lol, yes plausible!
well ya, you no what i mean lol

[0uterj0in]

Much more there then people generally know about.

Is this in a book or movie?

[PamiP]

Originally Posted by jritzmann

Definitely the Gulf Breeze flap. Much more there then people generally know about.

I'd like to hear more about this, too. I spent summers down there for years and never saw a darn thing.

The Rendalsham (sp?) case is my favorite.

[Tommy Allison]

I think the one I'm most fascinated with, is actually more of a MIB encounter than just a UFO thing. It happened in the 1960's in Owatonna Minnesota.

The story is, some lady had an MIB show up at her door pretending to be an Air Force officer.

[jritzmann]

Originally Posted by 0uterj0in

Is this in a book or movie?

Nope, as far as I know, no one had really documented Gulf Breeze before Ed Walters. Everyone thinks it began with him, and it absolutely did not. It had been going on for decades, including major sightings at Elgin AFB, and assorted wierdness.

I documented and wrote a paper on it in I believe it was the late 90's, that I posted at my current website before it was lost to the net of old stuff.