ENC-902443LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: exactRECORD COMPLETENESS: 100%
Salinas Blue-Light Triangle and Device-Effect Reports
December 20, 2009Salinas, California area, California, United States
Multi-witness Salinas case involving intense blue lights/dark triangle, abrupt maneuvers, limited imagery and reported beam/electronic/physiological effects, with internal dissent and RC-model alternative retained.
Claims are displayed with the source wording, locator, relationship and verification state. Competing claims remain separate rather than being averaged into a single answer.
“Witnesses A and B reported an intense neon-blue bar-like light that approached and was then perceived as a dark triangular object making abrupt stops, rapid straight-line motions and 90-degree turns during a 30-40 minute event.”
“Witnesses reported camera/phone-power problems, a beam and small red orb, mild bodily surge, vehicle popping sounds and two days of migraines. A keyless-entry problem clearly predated the event and no causal medical diagnosis is presented.”
“The primary pair reported three still photographs, while a separated witness group recorded two 90-second video segments. Original media files are not directly ingested here.”
“Witness C believed the object was a normal sky artifact. The investigator also considered the nearby hobby/model-aircraft field and the Modesto RC-glider case, arguing that reported size/duration did not fit known models but not eliminating the alternative absolutely.”
SRC-002150 · uploaded PDF pp. 175-176; printed pp. 165-166
CONTEXTUALIZES
CLAIM-216342reported
“A geographically separated group simultaneously reported five blue lights with hovering and rapid back-and-forth/up-down motion, placing the light source between the two groups; one witness heard a military jet after disappearance.”
“At close range the primary witnesses described a roughly 25-foot dark triangle with rough underside and several blue lights; reproduced enhanced still images retained blue-object imagery but did not resolve the claimed triangle outline.”