On Wednesday May 18, 2011 at 12:03 AM,
an unidentified flying object was spotted traveling in a northeast
direction at a high rate of speed over the city of Springfield,
Missouri. Shortly after, it was spotted two miles north of St Louis
at 12:55 AM. The United States military was promptly notified and
two F-16 fighter jets were dispatched at 1:23 AM from Scott Air
Force Base, Illinois on an intercept course with the object. The
pilots were instructed to identify the object and not to engage. At
1:46 AM the pilots made visual contact with the object while flying
northeast toward Taylorville, IL at an altitude of 10,000 ft. The
pilots’ reports on the object are vague since it was emitting
extremely bright light. The object then changed direction and began
traveling north. At approximately 2:14 am the object crossed over
into Wisconsin airspace while being followed by the two F-16s.
Moments later, without warning, the object erupted into flames and
began a rapid descent over Kenosha County. At 2:25 AM the object
exploded, scattering a cloud of material across southeast Wisconsin
and the Milwaukee area.
The military needs help locating
the pieces of this unidentified aircraft in order to conduct a
thorough investigation on what exactly it was, and the matter of
its destruction. Anyone assisting in the locating of this debris
must maintain complete secrecy. If questioned you must maintain the
alias of a casual Geocacher.
Your objective: military scientists
and air traffic control have determined where possible debris has
landed and have provided you with latitude and longitude
coordinates. You must search the debris sites, find the wreckage,
and write down your findings. Do not remove any pieces of the
unidentified aircraft, but please report back on this page as to
whether you found something; however do not report on what you saw.
The situation must remain in secrecy. Good luck.