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A Twin Falls attorney reported that a "Flying Saucer" swooped down on his ranch south of here Friday night and apparently made off with a 400-pound steer.

By Nampa Idaho Free Press 9-10-1956 From Curt Collins

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The United States Department of Defense recently declassified some of the best kept Air Force secret archives of that country. Official documents of sightings of unidentified flying objects throughout the Americas, between 1950 and 1970, among these are several cases in Colombia, and one in particular in Pasto. - See more at: http://hsbnoticias.com/noticias/local/un-ovni-habria-caido-en-cementerio-de-aranda-oriente-de-past-193796#sthash.QS73SDj1.dpuf

hsbnoticias.com (rough translation) 3-16-16

This report of July 6, 1956, prepared by the Colombian military, says that an unknown aircraft crashed in the cemetery of Pasto, Nariño, and the remains were taken to the premises of the then National Intelligence Service.

The Aranda case - of June 6, 1956 Colombia was listed by the US Air Force, within the file Project 10073, records of an unknown nature of military interest. The order to investigate this event unknown character in the city of Pasto was given by the Central Intelligence Command Air Base Wright Patterson , Dayton Ohio, under the control of Colonel GW Crabbe.

This is the same airbase that has been linked to the existence of Hangar 18 which has been said by weighted ex-military functions as custody area for the remains of several crashed extraterrestrial ships on our planet and the bodies of some of its occupants, including the supposed remains of the Roswell crash.

In the declassified document of the UFO event Aranda, San Juan de Pasto 1956 can identify important data, such as the mention of witnesses, gathering evidence represented by some metal pieces, the participation of SIC ( national police force of Colombia ), and the information significance in the local media assume a certain level of importance for the time.
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On New Year’s Day, 1957, a white light appeared from the west and flew beneath 1st Lt. Ted Brunson’s aircraft while he was flying over open ocean near Guam. Brunson, a member of the 41st Fighter-Inteceptor Squadron at Andersen Air Force Base, gave chase

Cameron Miculka www.guampdn.com 2-27-16

“He pursued the light; he went after it,” said Ty Brunson, the pilot’s son, in a recent interview.

During the pursuit, Ty Brunson said, his father inverted the aircraft to ensure the light was real and not just a reflection off the plane’s canopy.

“That was a negative; it was definitely an object out there,” said the younger Brunson.

Despite his efforts, Ted Brunson couldn’t catch the mysterious object. He put his plane, an F-86D Sabre, into afterburner, giving the plane some extra thrust. Even then, it wasn’t enough.

“As he thought he was closing in on it, he said the light began to run circles around him,” Ty Brunson said. [...]
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