Reports of an unidentified flying object crash landing on the Phu Quoc Island on Tuesday morning of May 27th 2008.
The Vietnam News Agency reported that an unidentified flying object (UFO) was Seen to fly across the sky over the island. Witnesses reported that the object seemed to be in some form of distress and was omitting flames. Suddenly the craft seemed to blow into smithereens and feel to the earth on the northern part of the Island. Initial fears that the object was either a commercial or civilian aircraft or the first response of the authorities was to investigate if there were any civilian, military or commercial flights in the area. Their curiosity was aroused when the findings were that no aircraft in any form were scheduled to be in the area at the time the sightings occurred.
The first people on the scene were residents of a nearby agricultural commune, who found no signs of the craft, survivors or any signs of a crash landing. What they did some across was a piece of metal about one meter wide and 60 centimeters long. The composition of the metal was difficult to define, and it bore some unusual symbols or engravings that bore no resemblance to anything of this planet. Shortly after more and more pieces of metal began to be discovered scattered around the Island, all of the same composition and some of them carrying symbols and the same engravings. All of these pieces of metal are in the hands of the Vietnamese authorities, where they are being examined.
What has captured the attention and the imagination of the US authorities is that the markings are rumored to be very similar to those recovered from the craft that crash landed in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania around forty years ago. A landing that, until recently, NASA refused to admit even happened. The inside story is that the same markings appeared on a beam recovered from the spaceship that crash landed on Roswell in 1947. While it makes for interesting reading, the very fact that no one is prepared to admit that these two crash landings ever took place does detract from the plausibility of the Phu Quoc Island incident.
As the search for signs of life from outside our universe intensifies, proper and transparent information of what may have exploded above the island needs to be transmitted to the authorities and eventually to the public. Such incidents can now be rapidly repotted and any attempts to cover them up only add weight to the argument that our planet Earth is being constantly monitored. This latest craft that exploded appears to be the equivalent of a pilot less drone that encountered some cataclysmic technical problem and blew up.
What separates this incident from its predecessors in Kecksburg and Roswell is that there is some photo evidence, albeit not of the greatest quality. It can be viewed on the following clip.
Thanks to developments in capturing digital images and the wonders of You Tube it is going to become increasingly difficult for authorities throughout the World to disclaim the existence of these craft as well as their insistence on supervising what happens on our planet.