Alleged ‘UFO Fleet’ Appears Over Forest In Connecticut, Captured In Photos

An eyewitness claimed to have spotted and photographed a fleet of UFOs flying over a forest in Connecticut. According to the eyewitness, the strange objects made no sound as they hovered in the sky.

An unnamed eyewitness and his friend spotted the fleet of UFOs while they were mountain biking in the Cockaponset State Forest, which is the second-largest forest in Connecticut.

As they were heading back to their cars, they saw three oblong-shaped objects hovering in the sky. According to the eyewitness, the objects had lights on their bodies. Based on one of the photos captured by the eyewitness, lights can be seen at the bottom portion of the strange objects. The objects also appeared to be hovering in a triangular formation in the image.

The eyewitness noted that the objects did not produce a sound when they appeared in the sky. They remained motionless for several minutes before slowly flying away.

“At first, I didn’t even notice these things until my friend pointed them out,” the eyewitness stated in his report, according to ET Data Base. “They were dark oblong shapes with some lights. Nothing bright, and we didn’t hear any noise. They didn’t move for several minutes, so I was able to take a few pictures. When they left, they just floated away slowly.”

The eyewitness thought the objects could be helicopters or blimps flying over the area. Since he wasn’t sure what the objects could be, he decided to send one of the photos he took to ET Data Base.

Scott Waring, the operator of ET Data Base, noted that the photo and report submitted by the eyewitness provided helpful information that could be used to verify future UFO sightings.

According to Waring, the eyewitness’ report offered important details regarding the features of the UFOs.

“We learn from the past to understand the future sightings,” he stated in a blog post. “They made no sound. They floated slowly. They were dark with some lights. These three things are important factors that future sightings might have, which could validate a future sighting.”