The Day the UFO Paid A Call, Recalls Retired Moline Officer
Bill Fisher still vividly remembers the strange, bright, silvery object that appeared to be hovering over the Mississippi River on the afternoon of March 9, 1967.
Mr. Fisher, then a Moline police officer, had just parked his three-wheel patrol motorcycle on 16th Avenue across from Sacred Heart School, where his son William Jr. was a student. Others saw the object, too, including neighbors, several students and a couple of nuns. Mr. Fisher retrieved an 8mm movie camera from his police trike and got some footage. It had moved away by then, and what’s caught on film is a little indistinct.
But those two minutes of footage helped make Mr. Fisher a star witness in a U.S. Air Force investigation of several UFO sightings reported from Moline to Galesburg over a few days in March 1967. Two investigating USAF captains arrived the very next day. . . .
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See Also:
Moline Patrolman's UFO Film Spurs Air Force Investigation | UFO CHRONICLE | 3-11-1967
Moline Policeman Spots Two UFOs; Makes 'Color Motion Pictures of The Objects' | UFO CHRONICLE | 3-10-1967
Moline Patrolman's Film is 'Not of a Conventional Craft; UFOs Could Be Extraterrestrial,' says Professor | UFO CHRONICLE | 2-5-1970
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