Mysterious Sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects and Possible Alien
Creatures in Las Vegas
Aliens,.100% not human ,with towering frames of almost 10 feet and
distinctive, large, reflective eyes that gleam brightly.
This is the recording of a 911 call made by a resident from the Las Vegas
area, reporting the presence of extraterrestrial life in their backyard. The
call was made approximately one hour after local law enforcement officials
observed an object falling from the sky.
Despite conducting a paranormal investigation, the police were unable to
uncover any explanations.
At around 12:29 a.m. on May 1, 2023, LVMPD dispatch received a report
regarding a suspicious situation," stated the Las Vegas Police Department in
an email. "Following a preliminary investigation, officers concluded that the
event was unfounded.
Local TV channel 8 News Now reported
that at approximately 11:50 p.m. on April 30, an officer with the Las Vegas
Metropolitan Police recorded body camera footage showing a luminous object
slicing through the sky."
According to the station, approximately 40 minutes later, a resident in the
area made a 911 call to report that an entity "100% not human" was observing
him from his backyard. This sighting occurred shortly after the resident and
their family witnessed an object descending from the sky.
911 call about aliens in backyard
The caller, who reported seeing an object falling from the sky, informed the
dispatcher that there was an 8-foot figure next to it, and another one inside
their residence. The figure had large eyes and was staring at them, and was
still present at the time of the call.
I assure you, this is not a prank. We are genuinely frightened," stated the
caller.
The initial report on this incident was made by local TV channel 8 News Now,
which obtained the video and audio recordings from that unusual evening,
including the 911 call and the body camera footage.
The dispatcher communicated carefully with the caller, ensuring that the
situation was clearly understood and using appropriate language.
"Let me confirm, there are two individuals in your backyard?" inquired the
dispatcher.
"That's correct, and they're quite sizable," replied the caller. "They appear
to be around 8 to 10 feet tall and resemble aliens to us. They have big, shiny
eyes and a large mouth that I cannot describe. Their eyes are luminous and
they do not look human, 100% certain of that."
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According to KLAS, two officers were dispatched to the residence of the
caller.
"I'm feeling extremely nervous at the moment," expressed one of the responding
officers while en route to the residence. "I have butterflies in my stomach.
Apparently, some individuals reported seeing a shooting star, and now they
claim that there are extraterrestrial beings in their backyard."
The officers conducted an interview with the family on their front lawn.
"What did you witness?" inquired one of the officers.
"A large creature, around 10 feet tall," stated one of the witnesses.
The officer informed them about the incident that his colleague had witnessed
just prior to receiving the call.
Let me be honest with you. One of my colleagues reported seeing an object
falling from the sky earlier," stated the officer. "That's why I'm curious.
Did you observe anything landing in your backyard?
A man dressed in a robe reported that some of his family members had witnessed
"a large object emitting light" plummeting from the sky.
Law enforcement officials continued their investigation that evening,
questioning neighbors to determine if anyone else had observed any unusual
objects descending from the sky. According to KLAS, the investigation
persisted for several days.
Government officials report that the Department of Defense is currently
monitoring over 800 instances of "unidentified aerial phenomena" - commonly
referred to as UFOs - from the last 27 years. These officials also state that
only 2% to 5% of these cases can be reasonably explained.