Colorado UFO Watchtower Cites 300 Sightings as Pentagon Releases New Files
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Updated · The Washington Post · May 30
Colorado UFO Watchtower Cites 300 Sightings as Pentagon Releases New Files
1 articles · Updated · The Washington Post · May 30
More than 300 reported sightings logged over 26 years at Colorado’s UFO Watchtower are being cast by manager Larry Messoline as echoes of newly released Pentagon UFO materials.
Those federal files—published after President Donald Trump announced a May data dump—include FBI interviews, NASA transcripts, military videos and law-enforcement statements, though they still offer no proof of extraterrestrial contact.
At the Hooper, Colorado attraction, Judy Messoline says she has seen 30 UFOs herself, while visitors, believers and even past military and aerospace guests have helped turn the site into a niche stop on the UFO circuit.
The San Luis Valley’s dark skies and long history of unexplained reports, including the 1967 Snippy horse mutilation case, have reinforced the watchtower’s reputation as official disclosures revive public curiosity.
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How did a simple Colorado watchtower become a global hub for our biggest existential questions?