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Date of Incident: May 31st, 2005
Time of Incident: 10AM
Location of Incident: Dundee
Other Related Reports: Not Applicable
Source of Report: UFOwisconsin.com online
sightings report form by Bob S.
Details of Incident:
I was fishing on Long Lake with my son on 5-31-05 in the morning. My son saw a silvery disk in the sky and yelled at me "dad what the hell is that!!". I looked up and saw what looked like a silver (with gold around the edges) disk shaped object. We saw it just hovering in the sky for 3 to 5 minutes. It didn't move or make any noise at least not that we could hear. Then it just vanished. I don't believe in spaceships from outer space, but now I am no longer 100% sure. It couldn't have been a plane, blimp or balloon. I suppose it could be military in origin but I have a hard time believing the military is testing something like that in Wisconsin. We did see a woman taking pictures on the shore, we tried to find her later but were unable to locate her.
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