Ashland, MO. (Credit: Google) by Roger Marsh
A Missouri witness at Ashland reported missing time after seeing a bright light first thought to be a passing truck, according to testimony in Case 81400.
The witness got out of bed to let a dog outside in the dark at about 5 a.m. on January 8, 2017.
A Missouri witness at Ashland reported missing time after seeing a bright light first thought to be a passing truck, according to testimony in Case 81400.
The witness got out of bed to let a dog outside in the dark at about 5 a.m. on January 8, 2017.
“I saw coming down the street what I thought was a truck because it had a lot of bright lights, but noticed there was no sound,” the witness stated. “I went to the window of my front room to see if it was a truck, but nothing came towards the front. No car. No truck. I let my dog back in the house and sat at the side of my bed. Went to call my friend to wake her up and she was at the grocery store, which shocked me because it was just 5 a.m. And now it was 7:30 a.m. I have no recollection of what happened in between letting the dog out and seeing this thing and noticing it was 7:30 a.m. All this happened this morning and I am baffled to what it was and how I lost all that time.”
Missouri MUFON State Section Director Charles Frieden and Field Investigator George Hampton investigated this case and closed it was an Unknown.
Missouri MUFON State Section Director Charles Frieden and Field Investigator George Hampton investigated this case and closed it was an Unknown.
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