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Date: October 31, 2000 18:30
Location: Brookfield
County: Waukesha
Source: National UFO Reporting Center
Details of Incident:
White light and a dull red light followed by a white light changed to one light and disappeared
While trick-or-treating my son and daughter and myself happened to look up to the sky at my sons
request. He asked if that was a ufo. Just then the two balls of light shot across the sky at such a
high rate of speed now I used to work on jet aircraft for the navy for 20 years and I never saw
anything that even came close to what I witnessed. It streaked across the sky and shot vertically
straight up and vanished right before our eyes. The third person, a lady stated "oh my lord". We look
at each other and she said did you see that. Yea now I'm a sceptic and I don't believe in u.f.o.'s but
I can't believe what I saw tonight nor can I believe it. But I had to say something,... right....
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