Vaucluse, France · 2008-03-30 · from the GEIPAN archive
On March 30, 2008 at around 10:40 PM, a witness on their balcony is intrigued by the presence of several red luminous points on the horizon. Before moving, these points emit a white flash of high intensity. They then gain altitude but are quickly hidden by a building. This observation case is of far too low consistency to allow a conclusion. Since it is only a few luminous points observed from a distance for a few seconds, the strangeness is average but the description is far too short for a proper evaluation. An investigation long after the facts would yield little information. This case is classified as C due to a lack of independent testimonies and cross-checks.
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