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CLAIM-216229reported
“A witness reported a brief intense light through a bedroom skylight and days later associated it with a tree whose leaves were brown/crisp and with darker roof areas.”
CLAIM-216230reported
“MUFON checked the property with a Geiger counter and found no radiation. The investigator collected tree samples and later noted that roof discoloration may have predated the event.”
CLAIM-216231reported
“According to the cited analysis, the tree damage was present before the reported event and had not been noticed by the witness. The light source remained unknown.”
CLAIM-216232reported
“The investigator concluded the case was a misidentification of an event (the light) combined with speculation about its cause.”
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Nassau County Flash and Tree-Damage Report (2009) · New Insights reported subject characteristics
CLAIM-216252reported
“The Nassau County case centered on a brief intense light through a skylight and later-assumed property effects; subsequent analysis said the tree damage predated the reported flash, leaving the light source unidentified while weakening the damage association.”