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Date: February 3, 1987 at 6:45 pm
Location: Gleason
County: Langlade
Source: Antigo, WI Journal, February 5, 1987
Details of Incident:
Gleason girls report UFO
Another in a series of recent UFO (unidentified flying object) sightings
was reported in the Gleason area Tuesday night.
Three sisters, Rhonda
Chapman, 13, Rebecca Chapman, 10, and Tara Chapman, 9, of N8196 Highway H,
Gleason, reported to the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department that they
spotted a UFO in the sky near their home about 6:45 p.m. The information
was relayed to the Langlade County Sheriff's Department.
The girls said
they saw a large round object that was first yellow and white in color, and
later changed to blue with red flashing lights. Sparks emitted from the
object, the girls reported.
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