The sky over Hawaii seem like something out of a storybook, but those same fairytale skies have now taken a turn for the worst. Onlookers who thought they saw something weird in the Oahu sky provided multiple testimonies. After seeing a mysterious blue object moving over Oahu, residents dialed 911.
Around 8:30 p.m., a massive, shimmering mass emerged in the sky and was captured on film as it gently traveled through the sky. A woman called Moriah was one among the witnesses, telling a local television team (Hawaii News Now) that she doesn’t believe in UFOs but was so intrigued by what she saw that she and her family decided to investigate.
A Brief Overview:
On Tuesday, witnesses reported seeing an unusual flying object in the twilight sky above Leeward Oahu, prompting them to phone 911.
Around 8:30 p.m., the sighting occurred.
Several films exist showing what looks to be a bright oblong object in the sky and on the ocean.
There were no aircraft mishaps or accidents in the vicinity at the time, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. However, some witnesses claimed to have seen a big blue object descend from the sky and into the sea.
“Something is in the sky,” a lady can be heard saying in one video. “What exactly is it?”
Misitina Sape told Hawaii News Now that she took the photo near Haleakala Avenue in Nanakuli at 8:26 p.m.
A woman called Moriah noticed what seemed to be the same item traveling over Princess Kahanu Estates not long after.
An eyewitness account of the incident is as follows:
“I looked up and was like oh s***!” she explained. “Because they were all in the garage, I started phoning my husband and them.” Hey, I thought. Come up and have a look. Check to see if you can see what I’m seeing. “Yea!” they all exclaimed.
Moriah, a 38-year-old local, says she’s never been a big believer in UFOs, but the brilliant blue object piqued their interest enough that they got in the car and started chasing it. She continued, saying:
“I’m not sure what that was,” she said. “This one was flying by.”
The expedition came to a close less than three miles from the start. She said they came to a halt in front of the Board of Water Supply facility on Farrington Highway when the item seemed to fall into the water.
Moriah may be heard saying in one of the videos she took,
“It landed in the water,” says the narrator. Whatever the case may be.”
She said it was the size of a telephone pole and that she never heard it make any noises.
“We phoned 911 to have like one officer or someone come out and check them out,” Moriah explained.
Moriah claims that when cops were on the site, they saw a second light.
“My husband looked up and saw the white one approaching,” she explained. “The white one was the tinier of the two. Was following in the footsteps of the blue one.”
After it went over a neighboring mountain, they lost sight of the object. We asked Honolulu police on Thursday morning if they had determined out what had fallen into the sea. We were told by a spokesman that they didn’t have any information. Meanwhile, FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said the agency got a call from police about a probable jet down in the region on Tuesday night, but “no aircraft disappeared off radars.” There have been no complaints of late or missing planes.”
Despite having a few days to think about it, Moriah says she’s still perplexed by what she witnessed.
She laughed and added, “To this day, I don’t know.” “I’d want to know if you people can figure out what it was, you know?”
