The cases,
as they were filed.
7 of 135 catalogued reports, each one carrying what makes it interesting and what is wrong with it. Filter it down; every combination has its own address.
Country
The record shows
Report
Record
7 cases
1955
Kelly-Hopkinsville, 1955
Two families arrived at the Hopkinsville police station near midnight, badly frightened, saying that small silver figures with oversized ears and glowing eyes had been circling their…
ReportedA body
1952
Flatwoods, 1952
A group of boys saw something come down on a hillside above Flatwoods and went up to look, with a mother and a National Guardsman along.…
ReportedA silhouette
1950
New Mexico (unspecified), 1950
An FBI field office memorandum from March 1950 records, in flat bureaucratic prose, that an investigator had reported three flying saucers recovered in New Mexico, each carrying three…
ReportedA suit
1953
Brush Creek, 1953
Two gold miners told the Air Force that a metal disc like two large soup plates fastened together settled on their creek sandbar on a pipe-like leg, and that a four-foot, very pale man in a…
DocumentedA body
1959
Redmond, 1959
Six F-102s, an F-89, a helicopter and a civilian light aircraft carrying a Geiger counter were all put up over one light at Redmond, and the file records that not one of them got a visual…
Documented
1957
Airborne over Mississippi, 1957
Simultaneous ELINT, ground radar and visual acquisition from a strategic reconnaissance aircraft across four states: the strongest multi-sensor Blue Book case of the 1950s.
Documented
1957
Levelland, 1957
The classic vehicle-interference case: the file itself documents engines dying and headlights extinguishing as the object closed, then normal function restored after it left.
Documented