Morbihan, France · 2010-02-11 · from the GEIPAN archive
Police witness in Morbihan, France
From his car, a witness observes on 11 February 2010 at 8:15 PM a luminous phenomenon consisting of three white lights turning in the sky, appearing and disappearing successively. The phenomenon disappears suddenly.
The observation of three white lights turning in the sky is made by a single witness who himself compares these lights to laser circles from a nightclub.
The observation direction corresponds well to that of a 'night club' where a 'fluo night party' was to take place on 12 February. A letter concerning possible laser testing or a laser show on 11 February 2010 was sent. In the absence of a response from the 'night club' on this question, this observation without a police report could be classified as C for lack of information. But the witness's deep conviction of having observed a 'laser-type luminous phenomenon', without formal proof of this hypothesis being provided, allows this case to be classified as B, as the probable observation of laser circles.
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