Hérault, France · 1978-09-27 · from the GEIPAN archive
On September 27, 1978 at around 7:35 PM, a telephone call to the Sète signal station reported the presence of two stationary luminous points in the sky. The soldier on duty confirmed the truth of the report and the presence of a first object of cylindrical shape with a conical and shiny front part, and a second crescent-shaped object appearing and disappearing. The station chief was contacted and also confirmed the presence of these two objects. The objects disappeared around 8:20 PM behind clouds. These people probably saw balloons.
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the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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