Blue Beam of Light - Dallas, North Carolina
Report: 1969
May 18, 2024
I was coming home late around 8:30-9:30pm not paying any special attention to anything besides the road. There is a wooded area located about a half mile from my house, I live in the Piedmont region of North Carolina. I was passing by and I got hit with a spotlight that was super bright and it was blue. I thought maybe I was getting pulled over or someone was trying to wreck vehicles coming around the corner. It had to be super strong because you could see the definition from the intensity. But yeah anyways I stopped and turned around down the road and went back through to see what was going on, well nothing happened so I continued and turned back to go home. I watched another car pass through and I didn't see anything unusual. Right as I pass the same exact area I get hit again so I stop and see that it's coming from the top of the hill THROUGH the trees and brush. I kept watching for maybe 5 seconds or less, the source I seen literally a blue strobing ball. I thought why the hell would the police blind me in the curve like that, I was upset. Didn't last too long because this (spinning blue strobe ball, looked like it had a pattern where it was bright blue then had sections like a beach ball) disappeared into the trees. I know it sounds like some prank from a few kids or the neighbors having a party but I searched for anything and everything on the internet that could resemble or recreate those moments. I went and spoke to the neighbors who live literally a stone's throw away from the area this happened and they said they don't know anything about it. Didn't see any police around that time and I don't believe they have super bright blue spotlights anyways. Who knows these days. I just don't know why I was the only one hit (twice) with a military grade blue spotlights from a spinning blue beach ball ghost. LolComments
| In the early 80's my father was hit with a spotlight one night while driving on a country road. He stopped and got out of the truck, thinking this was a police helicopter looking for someone. When he got out of the truck the spotlight was shining straight down on him but there was no noise at all. He got back in his truck and decided to drive to the closest gas station. When he got there the light was still shining down on his truck. He went inside to get the gas station attendant to have another witness. When they went back outside the spotlight was gone. This was off of Wards Chapel Rd in Reisterstown, Maryland. |
