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Date of Incident: August 5th, 2006
Time of Incident: 1:00pm
Location of Incident: Plover, Portage County
Source of Report: UFOWisconsin.com online
sightings report form by Anita K.
Details of Incident:
I was driving on Hwy 51 South through Plover, WI when my 11 year old grandson who was riding in the backseat said, "Grandma, look at that ufo!!" He pointed out the left window and I looked out and observed a saucer shaped object in the air. It was a silver gray color with a darker bottom and didn't have any lights, windows, etc. It was stationary in the sky. While driving I handed my grandson my newer digital camera and told him to take a picture. He did. The next day I attempted to take more photos and it said my memory was full so my granddaughter and I deleted some photos. I don't know how to work this new camera and we lost any previous photos we'd taken. I'm positive this wasn't a blimp, a weather balloon, or any other gimmicky sign a car dealer uses, such as a helium balloon. This was an object I've never seen before and I'm willing to take a lie detecter test!!
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