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Date: November 2, 2002 10:36 AM
Location: SB I-43 Between Cedarburg / Mequon
County: Ozaukee
Source: Wisconsin UFO Sighting Report - Witness requested to remain anonymous
Details of Incident:
While driving southbound on Interstate 43 at approximately 10:36 AM. I saw a silver type craft,
which I can best describe as having the same shape as a quarter-barrel moving about in the sky
to the southeast of the Interstate. At first glance I thought it was some type of aircraft, but
it maneuvered very fast from the southeast to the west in an accelerated fashion that I have
never seen before, I saw it for about 30 seconds at the most. The craft had no flashing lights
and appeared to emit no sound. Although it should be noted that I was traveling on the
Interstate at a rate of 70 mph.
I was wide awake and was not under the influence of any alcohol or narcotics. It was a sunny
day with very few clouds in the sky.
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