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Blue Book file compilation, part 3

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This NICAP compilation contains a report dated 15 September 1965 from NICAP investigator Raymond E. Fowler to Project Blue Book on UFO sightings in the Exeter, New Hampshire area on 3 September 1965. It includes newspaper clippings, a summary sheet, and signed data sheets from Exeter patrolmen Eugene Bertrand and David Hunt, who with Norman Muscarello saw a silent, house-sized object with pulsating red lights over a field on Route 150 in Kensington. Fowler judged the reports probably genuine.

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  • p. 2 …Dorrand (Exeter Police Department) Finkpatkat Road, Exeter, New Hampshire 32 Route 150, Kensington, NH Russell & Dining…
  • p. 3 …the Russell home and Muscarelle later the police it was 50-90 feet long. The object…
  • p. 4 …The police stated that the newspaper account stating that "I arrived at the station at 12…
  • p. 5 …No interference was noticed on the police. There was no trace of the lights and ignition…
  • p. 6 …Some interesting items told to the police were that (1) that a USAF check had revealed…
  • p. 7 …Officers of UFO investigators were upon the beheaded by the police. I am very desirous to…
  • p. 8 …It is possible concerning sighting #5 that someone could have been monitoring the police radio conversations…
  • p. 9 # Police, Civilians Sight UFO' in Exeter Area EXETER - AL least five people here, including two police…
SUBJECT: UFO REPORT - EXSTAT, N.H. AREA - 3 SEPTEMBER 1965

DATA: 15 SEPTEMBER 1965

TO: PROJECT BLUEBOOK, USAF

FROM: RAYLOND E. FOULER, NICAP INVESTIGATOR

CONTENTS: NEWSCLIPS

UFO REPORT SUMMARY SHEET

SIGNED UFO DATA SHEET - PATROLMAN UNT

STONED UFO DATA SASET - PATROLLAN BERTRAND

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,

Farmand E. Guecker

RAYMOND B. FOWLER

C AIRMAN: NICAP BASS. SUBCOMMITTEE

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