Windshield reportedly damaged in UFO incident.
According to the UFO Examiner, of couple of teens in Laconia, New Hampshire claim that the windshield and underside of their car was damaged when a UFO picked up the car and hurled it 180 feet.
The teenagers were in a parking lot when they saw a large object round object in the sky. The object moved toward them. Then the driver claims:
It flew so fast over the trees getting closer to where we were. It felt like it was zeroing in on us. It blocked the moon. And then, we started panicking and driving away.
I thought were were going to hit the Bingo building. We turned left but it felt like we went off of a jump – you know that feeling? like we were on a rollercoaster? And we were in the air. I was trying to pay attention to everything that was going on but it felt like I couldn’t. When I looked up, everything was black. The smell was not nice but it was like something you could stand. It was an odor I’ve never smelled before. I heard absolutely nothing – it was silent. I felt immobilized like I had no control over what I was doing or over my body. I could see nothing. It was like opening your eyes in a pitch black room.I felt really nervous and scared. I don’t remember crying or screaming. I held on to the center console because I felt like I was lifted. I was holding on so tight that my thumbprint is imprinted on the center console.
And then, when I finally realized what was happening, I was so close to the windshield that my body was going forward with my arms behind me. Everything was black. I heard a loud noise like a horn. Once. And then, the car just dropped.
I hit my eye on the dashboard and the airbags came out. I couldn’t believe what had just happened. I held my face and I looked over at my boyfriend. I saw that his left arm had blood. I said, “Are you OK?” I looked at the windshield and it was cracked, totally, but only on the passenger side.
The incident resulted a cracked windshield and $5,000 of damage to the underside of the car.
Now we’re as open to UFO stories as Fox Mulder, but even we think this sounds like a rather flimsy way for a couple of teenagers to explain away a car accident. But, frankly, we doubt “Mom, it was a UFO” will go over too big in these teens’ households.
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