Categories: Documentaries

Stephenville Lights: Interview with Angelia Joiner

A video featuring a Dublin, Texas UFO raises fascinating questions concerning what MUFON’s study of an FAA radar report described as an enormous object that flew within ten miles of President George W. Bush’s Western White House on January 8, 2008. The video soundtrack, produced in Vancouver, BC, features a new interview with Angelia Joiner, former staff writer for the Stephenville Empire-Tribune, who spoke with the Secret Message Report on the eve of the fourth anniversary of what was then described as the most significant mass sighting since the 1997 Phoenix Lights.
Your opinion?
  • Fake (0)
  • Real (0)
  • Not Alien (0)
LUFOS

View Comments

Share
Published by
LUFOS

Recent Posts

KONA BLUE: The Pentagon’s Secret UFO Program That Planned to Reverse-Engineer Recovered Craft

Declassified KONA BLUE documents reveal the Pentagon’s secret plan to study and reverse-engineer recovered UFO… Read More

4 weeks ago

Bob Lazar and Travis Walton Compare Their Most Controversial UFO Experiences

Bob Lazar and Travis Walton compare their extraordinary UFO experiences, discussing mysterious craft, strange beings,… Read More

2 months ago

New UFO Files Paint a ‘Very Clear’ Picture of Alien Contact, Researcher Claims

The release of a new batch of previously classified UFO files has reignited global interest… Read More

3 months ago

The Varginha Mystery Deepens: Doctor Breaks Decades of Silence About Brazil’s “Roswell”

Nearly 30 years after the legendary Varginha UFO incident, a Brazilian doctor has broken his… Read More

3 months ago

Bob Lazar Documentary Director Claims Key Parts of the S4 Story May Still Be Missing

Director Luigi Vendittelli’s investigation into Bob Lazar’s alleged work at S4 near Area 51 adds… Read More

4 months ago

The Serpo Mission: Inside One of the Most Controversial UFO Conspiracy Stories Ever Told

Few alleged UFO narratives have generated as much fascination, skepticism, and debate as the story… Read More

4 months ago

This website uses cookies.