UFO in Trumbull County Ohio 1994 Part [02/03]

UFO in Trumbull County Ohio 1994

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[TakenAboard]

This James McGaha is FULL OF SHITTILATION!!! What kind of moron would sit there and say these were just stars? I'll tell ya who! A man who is being payed and/or threatened by the government to keep his mouth shut, and make the rest of us who know the truth, look like fools. I mean, come on! Certainly he could come up with something better than that! Citilation? Oh please~LOL LOL!! What a chump!

[scot66oman]

McGaha is a paid stooge obviously!! not too many " stars" go down city streets at 50 feet off the ground!!

[dmana3172]

Hey aliens out there, please come down again and convince James McGaha!!! He need to see you!!!!!

[dmana3172]

If McGaha would have been out that night and saw what they saw, he wouldn't have made that statement. He would be a believer. Sadly, he never saw a ufo. :/

[shkotay]

Meh...McGaha makes the same mistake hes accusing the witnesses of: hes identifying the phenomenon without having cause to do so. Mind you in the absence of physical evidence he cant be faulted hard for mentioning likely scenarios/explanations but he is dismissing a lot of reports that dont fit the bill of a scintillating star or meteor. This is what gives responsible sceptics a bad name. He should have stuck with "dont know what it was, might have been this or that, but I dont know for sure".

[psychicwhoosh]

This appears to be but a segment from a full show. Anyone know what program it is from? The CGI is pretty good so I am thinking its probably 5-10 years old. There is a newer recreation of these events which was made for Paranormal Witness on Syfy this year but the source of this footage is a mystery.

[NLPCPNL]

@TakenAboard

That asshole McGaha is also tpresent at the Larry King live UFO shows as a "skeptic ". It's very apparent he's lying with a cause time and time again.

[Xenophile9]

@Xenophile9 Now I'll grant you that it's curious that none of these cops even mention that they THOUGHT about going to grab a camera, video or otherwise. I'm just saying that if they did go to get one, the UFO would probably have been gone before they found someone who owns a video camera anyway. And though most people owned still cameras in 1994, the cheap consumer-grade film cameras most people owned sucked for shooting at night anyway, so it probably would have seemed pointless to try anyway.

[Xenophile9]

@Xenophile9 Also, another curious phenomenon I hear a lot from UFO experiencers: They are often so transfixed by their experience that they don't THINK to go get their cameras until after the experience ends. I hear that again and again in interviews: "I had my camera right in the next room, but I just couldn't look away!"

[Xenophile9]

@Xenophile9 I'm not saying *no one* owned video cameras back then, just that if you took a random sample of 15-20 midwestern folks in 1994 and found that none of them owned a working video camera, that's not surprising. They were around, but they weren't that common yet.