Passing Lane Paranormal Investigations

Like other parts of the country, Wisconsin has been experiencing strange booming sounds, seemingly coming from underground. This is not regular seismic activity. Curiosity has turned into paranoia as residents become increasingly insistent that local authorities solve the mystery, with some leaving town until the booms stop.

“City officials say they have investigated every possible human cause. They checked water, sewer and gas lines, contacted the military about any exercises in the area, reviewed permits for mining explosives and inspected a dam next to City Hall. They even tested methane levels at the landfill in case the gas was spontaneously exploding,” reports the Associated Press.

Could this be part of the government’s secret underground bunker and tunnel projects? Are the elitists preparing to hunker down while the rest of us are left above ground to fend for ourselves in some sort of upcoming fight for survival? No one knows. Or, at least, they aren’t saying.

On March 6th, the following UFO sighting was reported to me -

“It was about 1am (March 6th, 2012) and my daughter walked in the door totally freaked out saying she had just seen a UFO on the way home. We live right in the flight path of CVG so she is quite familiar with the looks and sounds of airplanes.

She said it was 40 to 60 feet off the ground and huge (as big as a house). as she was watching it a policeman came up behind her and turned on his lights, she asked him what the object was and he told her to go home. She then called 911 and they told her they had had 5 calls about the same thing in the last 5 minutes. She is quite shaken as she never even believed in UFOs prior to tonight.”

Many people around the world have been reporting a strange sound coming from the sky. Since this video was shot in the Ukrain last year, many other videos have popped up. Most seem to be the same odd sound – something like a fog horn with mechanical sounds mixed in. The sound doesn’t seem to come from a certain point, but seems to come generally from the sky. “Experts” have tried to explain it away as solar flare activity interfering with the earth’s magnetic field. I don’t know if this kind of activity is even capable of creating sound, much less the very loud sound being heard. In Germany, the sound was so intense it set off car alarms. Here is the video from the Ukraine.

On February 18, The Cleveland Ufology project reports:

The oldest and largest UFO investigating organization in the world now calls Cincinnati home and in August will host as many as 1,000 UFO investigators and others interested in unexplained phenomenon.

David MacDonald, president of Lunken Airport-based Flamingo Air charter service, this week was named new international director of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), an international organization with 3,000 members in 39 countries. A member of MUFON since 2008, MacDonald, who lives in Florence, has served as Kentucky state chapter director.

He succeeds retiring international director Clifford Clift who lived in Greeley, Colo.

MUFON has a network of 800 trained and certified investigators who scientifically research reports of unidentified flying objects. The reports are compiled in MUFON’s data base of more than 33,000 sightings. It also publishes the monthly MUFON Journal.

MUFON will hold its annual International Symposium featuring speakers and workshops on UFOs Aug-3-5 at the Marriott Riverfront in Covington.

Although founded in 1969 in Illinois as the Midwest UFO Network, the organization has been based for years in Colorado and other western states.

“This is a perfect location for MUFON because we’re centrally located,” said MacDonald. He estimated the organization has a few hundred members in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.

MacDonald, 65, said he’s been hooked on the subject since he read his first book about flying saucers as an eight-year old.

“Ninety-two percent of the the UFO reports can be easily explained, but its that eight percent that you can’t explain that keeps you coming back,” said MacDonald. He said the organization logs an average of 600 UFO reports a month. A licensed pilot, MacDonald said he’s never seen a UFO.

MUFON’s office will be in Lunken Airport’s south terminal wing. MacDonald said he’ll have one paid staff person in the office.