On the evening of March 8, 1994, police departments across West Michigan began receiving calls about strange lights moving through the night sky near Holland and along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Hundreds of witnesses reported seeing the mysterious objects, and the sightings were even tracked on radar by the National Weather Service in Muskegon, making it one of Michigan’s most famous UFO incidents.
What Happened on March 8, 1994?
Hundreds of witnesses across West Michigan reported strange lights hovering and moving rapidly across the sky near Holland and Lake Michigan. Some sightings were confirmed on weather radar, and the event remains unexplained today.
These lights were not just seen by a few, there are reports of over 350 witnesses, including police officers. Some reports tell of a phone call to the National Weather Service and the objects showing up on their radar screen. One object was said to move 20 miles in 10 seconds time.
There was audio released of the 911 calls and the call with the National Weather Service. Here is that audio…
And here is more information from www.ufocasebook.com.
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I seem to recall an audio at that time of a mother calling 911, and reporting a thing over/near her neighbor’s barn, and her kids screaming in the background, “It’s getting closer, it’s coming this way!”
I cannot find it however using Google and such.
why is there zero photographic evidence, also home camcorders were a thing in 94′, and there is also no video footage. I find that really strange. In high school i remember loads of us having disposable cameras. Not one person out of all the people who witnessed it thought to take a photo. So weird.