Lunar Eclipse Accompanied by UFO’s

February, 2008 -Alpharetta, Georgia USA

Frank Costello and his family did not get what they bargained for when they stepped out to see the last moments of the lunar eclipse this month (Feb. 2008). What they were about to see, was something that would change their minds about UFO's forever.

As the Moon approached full eclipse on the night of February 20, 2008, the Costello family huddled in their driveway to observe the moon gliding through Earth's shadow. By the time the clock struck 10:25 PM, the moon became 90% enclosed in darkness. Suddenly, without any noise whatsoever, to the left of the moon, four bright lights appeared just above the clouds. At first the four bright lights appeared to be low-lying, dull stars. On a second look, Frank noticed that the lights were hovering. As he brought the objects to his family's attention, the lights zoomed North at a speed that defied human comprehension. 

Shocked and curious, the family discussed what they saw and agreed that the lighted object(s) traveled at least 3,000 miles per hour and their movement was amazingly straight and deathly silent. From what the family could conclude the objects moved at about three times the speed of an F16 and at least seven times faster than a plane. After the objects were out of sight, the family turned to each other with a million thoughts and questions. After much debate, they agreed that the event was mind-blowing and beyond human technology.

As the family again turned their attention to the eclipse, four more lighted object(s) appeared and zoomed North at lightening speed. Frank’s wife ran into the house and retrieved a camera. Unfortunately, the opportunity to film the lighted object(s) did not arise. Eventually the family went inside the house eager to check if any sightings had been mentioned on the news.

Upon their return to the house, the family tried to make sense of what they had just seen. Could it be the satellite that was shot down they asked? - Apparently not as it was successfully shot down in space. Could the object have been man-made? – No way. It was too fast, to precise and too silent for that.

Shaking and in shock, the family spent the following hours listening to the news and was amazed and disappointed to find out that there was nothing unusual reported. “How could that be,” they questioned. “Didn’t anyone else observe the objects as they zoomed across the much-observed sky,” asked Frank’s teenage son John. The family could not believe that thousands of eclipse enthusiasts could have missed such an event as they stared at the heavens so intensely. 

Did you see anything on that evening as you gazed at the eclipse? If you did, I encourage you to share your experience with this site. I swear by almighty God that this testimony is 100% fact and we would be willing to succumb to a lie detector test if anyone is interested in administering one.

Yours Sincerly,

The Costello famiily

Alpharetta GA