Martinique, France · 2011-12-10 · from the GEIPAN archive
A witness reports observations made on December 10, 2011, around 8:30 PM from their home. (See the investigation report.) This phenomenon is ultimately not very strange due to the speed and fairly common movement of these points of light. The hypothesis of foreign military aircraft having flown over the area without contact and without radar transponder remains the most plausible, but without the GEIPAN being able to support it due to a lack of radar information. This case therefore remains for now classified as "C" due to a lack of evidence.
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