Confidential report analyzes Tic Tac UFO incidents (video)

LAS VEGAS - Fuzzy videos captured by military pilots caused a media splash over the last six months, but what were those objects in the sky?

Since the Pentagon's release of three UFO videos, armchair experts have speculated that maybe the objects are birds or balloons or something mundane.

But now, the I-Team has obtained an in-depth report prepared by and for the military, and it analyzes the so-called Tic Tac UFO using the most sophisticated sensor systems in the world.

 

Over a two-week period in late 2004, an unknown, 45-foot long Tic Tac shaped object played cat and mouse with the U.S. Navy off the coast of California. The mighty U.S.S. Nimitz aircraft carrier, and its support ships including the U.S.S. Princeton, carrying the most sophisticated sensor systems in the world, repeatedly detected recurring glimpses of the Tic Tac but were unable to lock on.

On Nov.14, F-18s were ordered into the area and saw it up close. Veteran pilot Dave Fravor, commander of the elite Black Aces unit, says the Tic Tac reacted to the presence of the F-18s then took off like a bullet fired from a gun.

"It takes off like nothing I've ever seen. One minute it's here, and off, it's gone," said retired Navy pilot David Fravor.

Testing of DNA samples may provide the truth about the Loch Ness Monster

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — The stories seem as tall as the lake is deep. For hundreds of years, visitors to Scotland's Loch Ness have described seeing a monster that some believe lurks in the depths.

But now the legend of "Nessie" may have no place left to hide. A New Zealand scientist is leading an international team to the lake next month, where they will take samples of the murky waters and conduct DNA tests to determine what species live there.

University of Otago professor Neil Gemmell says he's no believer in Nessie, but he wants to take people on an adventure and communicate some science along the way. Besides, he says, his kids think it's one of the coolest things he's ever done.

One of the more far-fetched theories is that Nessie is a long-necked plesiosaur that somehow survived the period when dinosaurs became extinct. Another theory is that the monster is actually a sturgeon or giant catfish. Many believe the sightings are hoaxes or can be explained by floating logs or strong winds.

Man claims to have captured an Angel on Motion Sensor camera (video)

EAST JORDAN, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) - Do you believe in miracles?

A group of people in East Jordan believe they have come across one.

“I said ‘That’s an angel!’ And I was just blown away," said Glen Thorman, whose security camera captured the image. "I couldn’t wait to send it to my wife and send it to Deneille. And I said ‘I got an angel, and my camera took a picture of an angel.'"

The camera is only activated by a motion sensor.

On Wednesday, it emailed him a picture that shows what he says looks like an angel hovering over his truck, then moving out of the frame.

One of the first things he did was send the picture to the pastor of his church, Deneille Moes.

“It was really clear to me the minute I looked at the photo, I just kind of freaked out a bit," Moes said.

"I went like ‘Whoa! That’s an angel!' And I texted him back, ‘That’s an angel.’ There wasn’t any doubt in my mind that we were looking at something supernatural.”

Security Guard films creepy experience at a Buenos Aires Stadium (video)

The eerie clip, shot by Raul Arguello, 32, captures the moment he opens a "banging door" at the Tomás Adolfo Ducó Stadium in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

As he pans his camera around, he unknowingly captures the instant a "spectre" quickly passes along some benches before disappearing THROUGH a wall.

At the time, the apparition appears to be invisible to the naked eye as Arguello doesn’t react to the movement.

He only discovered the unnerving phenomenon later when he viewed the footage and found he had apparently caught the spooky presence in the arena.

At the beginning of the haunting encounter the guard explains to prove he is "telling the truth"  about the baffling banging door he is going to film it.

“It’s eleven o’clock at night and it’s the third time I’ve heard this banging noise,” the frightened man says looking down into the camera.

“I’m going to film it to show people later on, so they believe it when I tell them because this has never happened to me before. It’s terrifying.”