UFO Sighting Report - Mexico
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With the increasing use of digital cameras we are seeing more photos showing alleged 'UFOs' - many of these could be insects, cloud shapes etc. As many readers have asked to see the photos I will be using some of them and leaving it up to the individual to make up their own mind - John @ UFOINFO.
September 1st : Susula, Yucatan
Inexplicata
The Journal of Hispanic Ufology
September 12, 2006
Photos of a stunning unidentified flying object photographed over Yucatan, Mexico
by members of OVNIMERIDA.
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(Special thanks to Ana Luisa Cid for providing us with these images)
UFOINFO would like to thank Scott Corrales (Inexplicata & Inexplicata Blog) and UFO UpDates for granting permission to use this article. To keep up to date with follow-up reports and discussions you are advised to subscribe to UFO UpDates by writing to Errol Bruce-Knapp at: ufoupdates@virtuallystrange.net
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