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incident, Object resembles meteor
sighting, No sound or light refl4
ection indicates that object |
possibly at great distance from
observer rather than between the
buildings as she assumed, Dura-
tion and description with the
exception of fins conform with |
| speed observed to pass between two
buildings in residential area. Assumed
‘heading directly into wall of one of
"the buildings. Head of cone consisted
of brilliant blue white light. Tail {
|had what appeared to be fins, Soft |
‘glow from object. No reflection on
tbuildings. No sound, After light was
and disa-
bhis assumption, Brief duration |
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