An enormous UFO pursues an agent and a writer as they ride to a California resort in Desert Springs. Also, an old woman claims she was visited by aliens who offered to take her to the planet Venus.
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00:00Ezekiel saw the wheel.
00:18This is the wheel he said he saw.
00:22These are unidentified flying objects that people say they are seeing now.
00:28Are they proof that we are being visited by civilizations from other stars or just
00:34what are they?
00:37The United States Air Force began an investigation of this high strangeness in a search for the
00:42truth.
00:43What you are about to see is part of that 20 year search.
01:13Come on.
01:20Hello?
01:24Hello?
01:28Hello?
01:33Hey!
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02:09Hello?
02:15Hello?
02:21Closing time, boys and girls.
02:48You've got about 10 minutes to catch the last tram down the Matterhorn.
03:03I'll pay.
03:04I got it.
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03:22Hello?
03:25Hello?
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03:31Hello?
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03:37Hello?
03:40Hello?
03:43Welcome to Los Angeles, California, Sergeant.
03:51Yes, sir.
03:52And it looks like another storm front moving in.
03:55Yeah, they're going to get more rain, all right.
03:58And I didn't pack my raincoat or my cap cover.
04:01Norton Air Force Base.
04:03See it down there off our left wing?
04:06Nine o'clock low.
04:08No, sir.
04:09Can't make it out.
04:13Try it now.
04:16Yes, sir.
04:18I do see it now, sir.
04:20I do indeed.
04:35Something wrong?
04:36Thought they said it never rained in California.
04:39Not anymore they don't.
04:40Yes, sir.
04:41I read that in the paper this morning.
04:42They had over 26 inches of rain this year.
04:44It's over two feet.
04:45Yeah, I know.
04:46Three feet of snow in Dayton.
04:47Four hours later, two feet of rain.
04:49I'm looking forward to some sunshine.
04:52You know, mage, a dark tan really sets off my blue eyes.
04:55Yeah.
04:56You're a regular Cary Grant.
05:01This is Emma Smith.
05:02Yes.
05:03I'm Major Gatlin.
05:04Sergeant Fitz.
05:05Project Blue Book.
05:06I was expecting you.
05:07Won't you come in?
05:10Come on, boys.
05:11Get back in here.
05:17Captain Morrison called.
05:19He said you were coming.
05:20Yes, ma'am.
05:21Captain Morrison is a public information officer in this area.
05:23Oh, won't you sit down?
05:27You came all the way from Idaho just to see me?
05:31Ohio, ma'am.
05:32Dayton, Ohio.
05:33Oh, of course.
05:34Well, that's even further.
05:36Well, to be honest, ma'am,
05:37I thought you were coming out here on some other business anyway.
05:39Oh.
05:40Captain Morrison asked us to investigate since we would already be in the area, ma'am.
05:44Investigate?
05:45How exciting.
05:47Would you like some coffee?
05:49And I have some fresh cinnamon buns.
05:51Oh, no thanks, ma'am.
05:52We just had lunch.
05:53Well, then, what would you like to investigate?
05:57We read the newspaper account of your sighting,
05:59but we'd like you to tell us about it in your own words.
06:02Well, let's see now.
06:05I guess it was about a month ago.
06:07I was out walking Marvin and Sidney, my two dogs.
06:11It was late.
06:12I remember that.
06:13The Johnny Carson show was over.
06:15I really don't sleep very well at night, you know.
06:18We were down by the reservoir
06:20when I heard this strange noise.
06:23Marvin and Sidney became very upset.
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09:32I wish I could've gone with them.
09:35They wanted me to, you know.
09:37Who wanted you to go?
09:39They did.
09:40The lights told me.
09:43I just knew that big machine was beckoning to me.
09:48I guess I was right.
09:51How's that, ma'am?
09:53About two weeks after the visit, two men came to see me.
09:57Oh, they were so nice, so different from Earth people.
10:02Are you saying these men were alien beings?
10:05From Venus. I'm positive of that.
10:08Is that what they told you?
10:10No, they didn't say so exactly. It was just something I felt.
10:15Well, anyway, it was a Sunday afternoon, three years to the day my dear husband Kenneth disappeared.
10:24I had just finished fixing a snack for Marvin and Sidney when the doorbell rang.
10:36Good afternoon, Emma Smith. May we come in?
10:43You have been expecting us, haven't you?
10:47We watched you the other night from the spaceship Venusia.
10:52We signaled you with our lights. We were hoping you would understand.
10:58I did. I did understand. You wanted me to go with you.
11:04That's right, Emma Smith. We wanted you to go with us.
11:08You have been chosen because you have always been a good woman and you have suffered grievously.
11:16What one thing would you wish for more than anything else in the world? Kenneth, perhaps?
11:23Kenneth? Can you bring Kenneth back to me?
11:28No, we cannot bring him to you, dear Emma Smith, but we can take you to him.
11:36Oh, yes, please. Where is he?
11:41He is alive and well on the planet Venus.
11:47When can we leave?
11:49You must have patience, Emma Smith. The journey to Venus takes several months.
11:58How much money did they want, Mrs. Smith?
12:00Oh, they didn't ask for money. Well, at least not for themselves.
12:05But they did say there would be expenses.
12:07Oh, yes, they did. You sound as if you know these people. Do you?
12:13No, ma'am. We'd like to... Please go on.
12:16Well, they said they would need Earth money to buy supplies and special clothing for me.
12:22And I would need a breathing apparatus until I became acclimated to their atmosphere.
12:28It's very thin, you know.
12:30How much money did they ask you for?
12:32Well, I told them that I had about $40,000 in the bank and they said that would cover it nicely.
12:39Yes, ma'am. I'm sure it would.
12:41And since I wouldn't be needing Earth money anymore, they suggested I take it all out
12:47and whatever was left over I could convert into Atmos at the Interplanetary Exchange.
12:54Into what, ma'am?
12:55Atmos. That's the currency on Venus. And it's worth much more than our money.
13:02One hundred Atmos to one of our dollars.
13:06Mrs. Smith, what happened to your husband?
13:09I never knew. Until now, of course.
13:13He went out one Sunday afternoon down to the drugstore for cigars.
13:18I never saw him or heard from him again.
13:21Have you taken the money out of your bank yet?
13:23Oh, indeed. I closed out my account just this morning.
13:34Cashier's check for $40,000.
13:37How did you make out the check?
13:39Just as Gist and Mallon wanted it. Made out to cash.
13:43Who wanted it made out to cash?
13:45Oh, didn't I tell you? Those were their names, Gist and Mallon.
13:50Unusual, aren't they? But then our names must sound just as strange to them.
13:55When did they say they'd be back?
13:57Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
13:59And on the 6th of March, when the moon is full and Venus is above the horizon, we leave.
14:08Mrs. Smith, if it's all right with you, we'd like to be here tomorrow.
14:12You're not going to try to do anything to stop them from taking me to Kenneth?
14:17We'd like to be here when those men come back.
14:19Well, I don't know.
14:21They told me that they weren't ready to make themselves known as yet.
14:25Here on Earth, that is.
14:27We'd like to talk to them.
14:29Oh, I see now. Why didn't it occur to me before?
14:33Of course, you men are from the Air Force.
14:36Yes, ma'am.
14:38You'd like to look over their space machine.
14:49I don't know.
14:59Sergeant Cook, please, ma'am.
15:01Coming on now, sir.
15:03Thanks.
15:04She said it'd be just a minute.
15:07How long have you known this Sergeant Cook?
15:09I put through jet qualification with him.
15:11Yes, Jake Gatlin, Bill. How are you?
15:15Fine. Yourself?
15:18Good.
15:19Now, listen, pal, I think we're involved in some G.I. work you might be interested in.
15:24An elderly lady by the name of Smith reads like Bunko all the way to us.
15:30Yeah, that's right.
15:32Could you meet us at 2217 Lakeview tomorrow morning about 0830?
15:39Okay, pal. See you then.
15:43Shank of the evening just about to come up, mage.
15:47What do you say we go out on the town and see if we can't get into trouble?
15:50What do you mean by that, Sergeant?
15:52You know, we might get lucky running into Charlie's angels.
15:55We've got that space symposium tomorrow at 1100 hours.
15:58Our visitors from Venus at 0900.
16:01Charlie's got three angels. That's one too many for him.
16:08My, you're prompt.
16:10Where did you land this time?
16:12We instructed our space captain to land us in your beautiful Orange County.
16:19Do you suppose anyone saw you?
16:22No, Emma Smith.
16:24We employed our Inviso-Ray.
16:27We almost always do during daylight flights.
16:30I see.
16:32You'll be happy to know, Emma Smith, that all the arrangements have been made and approved.
16:38You are a very lucky lady.
16:41How is Kenneth?
16:42Healthy and happy and awaiting your arrival.
16:47How soon will we be leaving for Venus?
16:50As we told you, the sixth day of March, Earth time.
16:55Do you have the money, Emma Smith?
16:58How much did you say it would be?
17:01Forty thousand of your Earth money in dollars.
17:07Then you will take me to Venus and Kenneth.
17:12As swiftly as our good ship, Venusia, can get us there.
17:24Gentlemen, these are my bankers, Mr. Gatlin and Mr. Fitz.
17:29Emma Smith, you have completely broken your pledge of secrecy.
17:34We've handled Mrs. Smith's affairs for a number of years.
17:37When she closed out her account, we felt obligated to find out why.
17:41There are a couple of questions we'd like to ask you.
17:43We were curious about the propulsion system of your vehicle.
17:46Interstellar ramjet.
17:48How long will the trip take?
17:50About four months, Earth time.
17:52Really?
17:53Well, if you're using a ramjet propulsion system, you'd be able to travel at near the speed of light, wouldn't you?
17:59The trip should take less than two days.
18:01We must leave now.
18:03Remember, we warned you about maintaining total secrecy.
18:09Mr. Gist, I am an old woman.
18:14And perhaps I have been living alone too long with only my dogs for company.
18:21But I am not stupid.
18:23Gullible, maybe, but not stupid.
18:27These men have been asking questions.
18:30I don't pretend to understand them.
18:33But from what I can gather, neither do you.
18:37And these men aren't bankers either.
18:40United States Air Force.
18:42You have no jurisdiction here.
18:44No, but I do.
18:46Los Angeles Police Department, Bonco Division.
19:00Young man.
19:11Major.
19:12What would the Air Force do if it were confronted with hard, incontrovertible evidence of an extraterrestrial visitation?
19:19Would they believe it?
19:20How could we deny it?
19:22Well, you wouldn't try to cover it up?
19:24For the past five years since I've been on the job, we've been trying to uncover, not cover.
19:29There's nothing to cover up.
19:31Air Force philosophy is to prove the existence of any extraterrestrial phenomena.
19:36Now, we'd be interested in that kind of evidence if it exists.
19:39Another question? Yes.
19:41Major, I have a question on sidereal days.
19:43You know, star time?
19:45As far as the Air Force considers sidereal time, I'd like to know how you arrive mathematically at that four-minute differential between star time and Earth time.
19:53That's more Sergeant Fitz's table.
19:55Sergeant?
19:59Well, now, the Major's just being modest.
20:02He's an astrophysicist and could answer that simple question in short order.
20:06However, I'd like to suggest we settle for Earth time.
20:10And it's now at exactly 1232, and all of us Earth people eat lunch at this time, so, shall we?
20:21Major, could we talk to you for a moment, privately?
20:24Sure, go ahead.
20:25Well, I'm Mike Kirby, and this is Dave Chapman.
20:28I'm not quite sure how to phrase this, but we had, I guess, what you'd call a sighting a couple weeks ago.
20:34And this is the first time you've reported?
20:36Yes, it is.
20:37Well, I think I should explain the reason for our reluctance.
20:40You see, Mike is a screenwriter, and I'm a writer's agent.
20:43And being involved in the motion picture business, we felt we'd have a difficult time getting anybody to believe our story.
20:48Both Dave and I felt it was important that we tell somebody, and after hearing you today, we figured you'd be the ones.
20:54Fine, we'd be glad to listen.
20:55Could you come to my home tomorrow morning?
20:57Mike and I'll be there, and the two women that were with us.
21:00We'll be there.
21:01Good. Now, let me give you the address.
21:037806 Plaza Terrace.
21:06That's right above the strip.
21:08See you about nine o'clock.
21:10Fine.
21:11Thanks.
21:12Thanks.
21:17Sergeant, I caught you before you left for lunch.
21:19You sure did, didn't you?
21:20I'll tell you what I did, Sergeant.
21:22I ran that sidereal problem through our computer.
21:24Would you take a minute, and we can go over it, okay?
21:26I'll be delighted.
21:27Super. See you after lunch.
21:29After dinner.
21:42I wonder how they build houses on the sides of hills like this.
21:57Very carefully.
22:01Good morning, Major.
22:02Sergeant, please come in.
22:10Mike?
22:11Hello.
22:12Hi, Major. How are you, Sergeant?
22:13Gentlemen, this is Cindy Carroll and Francine Roth.
22:18Major Gatlin, Sergeant Fitz.
22:20Hello.
22:21They're with Project Blue Book.
22:22Nice to meet you.
22:23Cindy and Francine both work in my office.
22:25Some view you got there, Mr. Chapman?
22:27Yes.
22:28As they say, on a clear day you can see Catalina.
22:30Could I offer you gentlemen a drink?
22:32Oh, thank you.
22:33You know, I'm really glad you guys decided to come.
22:36Why shouldn't we?
22:37Well, you could have written us off as a couple of wackos.
22:40No, sir. We try never to prejudge.
22:44Do you mind?
22:45You people are pretty thorough.
22:47What do you do with the tape?
22:48More accurate than taking notes.
22:50It's for official Air Force use only.
22:52Nobody has access to it but our people.
22:54It's okay with me.
22:56You want to do the honors, Mike?
22:58All right.
22:59We all went down to the springs a couple weeks ago just for the weekend.
23:04We started to come home about 8 o'clock on Sunday night.
23:07But on the way, we decided to ride the tram up to the top of the mountain for dinner.
23:12None of us had ever been up there before.
23:14Well, after dinner, we went in the bar for a drink.
23:16And before you know it, it was closing time and we were the last ones there.
23:20I'll pay.
23:21I got it.
23:24What's that?
23:28It's an earthquake!
23:30Look!
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38:32I do now.
38:33I do now
38:43Yeah, you want something mr. Ray Lucas
38:46Who are you? This is sergeant Fitz. I'm major Gatlin project blue book. No, I don't want any
38:51We'd like to talk to you a couple minutes if we could
38:55Can we come in
38:58Little messy inside we better talk out here, but I'm not gonna enlist again
39:07It's not what you want to talk to me about I done my hitch
39:10We'd like to talk to you about two weeks ago your last night on that tram job
39:17Who are you
39:19You're no regular army project blue book. We investigate UFO reports. No. No, I got nothing to say. Why not? Mr. Lucas
39:28Cuz you wouldn't believe me. You'd think I just some old rummy was seeing things. Were you drinking that night? I
39:37Was cold sober like I was for six full months, why did you quit your job?
39:47Promise you won't laugh at me. We won't laugh at you. Mr. Lucas
39:52All right
39:55It was bitter cold that night
39:57I gotta admit I sure could have used a drink, but I
40:01Wasn't about to because I'd been dry for a long time and I wanted to stay that way
40:06It was late. My shift was almost over
40:11All I had to do was wait for the next train to come up and then ride it down
40:27Oh
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41:23Must have run a mile or two
41:26Then I came to an old Indian trail that led down the face of the mountain
41:30It was tough to follow in the dark I I slipped a couple of times took me most of the night kicked down to the
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41:37We're about gone. I came to the old Modo Indian Reservation. I
41:41I just kept walking till I got home
41:45Then I started drinking again
41:49I ain't stopped since whatever it was. You saw it's gone now
41:54Maybe it's time. He thought about giving that wagon another ride. Yes, sir. I'm trying
42:00I'm gonna stop real soon now. All right, mr. Lucas. Thank you very much
42:05Major, thank you
42:07For what mr. Lucas?
42:09They're not laughing at me
42:11You
42:17Get a rundown on the weather conditions this time of year in Desert Springs. Yes, sir
42:20You should have the form 23 a's in there someplace
42:24Okay, what do we got?
42:26Six people claim to have seen it the writer and the agent want to profit from the story. The two girls work for the agent
42:33The bartender and the tram attendant appear to be certain of what they saw
42:37And their stories all jive
42:39Drawings the four of them made they all a and B pretty good
42:43They're close. All right to what they say they saw
42:45They're thinking they did their homework
42:49Making pretty good time sir exactly where in Desert Springs is that Indian Reservation when we get there?
42:54We're gonna ask you start asking any time sir. We're there
43:04Or tribe has a legend
43:07But then of course what Indian tribe doesn't
43:10Anyway many years ago before the whites man came
43:13Lights appeared in the sky above the mountain
43:15My people took that as a sign of a great spirit and the story was passed from generation to generation
43:22What about two weeks ago did you see anything then I
43:26Saw some lights in the sky up near the top of the mountain. What kind of lights were they I
43:32Remember correctly they were red and white
43:34Some of them moved very fast and the others seemed to be almost stationary
43:38What do you think they were could have been anything an airplane a helicopter?
43:43Sometimes they have parties up at the chalet and release colored balloons
43:47I really couldn't say what they were
43:49Of course if this were a couple of hundred years ago, we'd know exactly what they were wouldn't we?
43:56What's that the great white spirit
44:05I
44:09Know it's late. I'm glad you can see us. No problem major Kirby. I said, thank you
44:18We have the results from our lab good what do they tell you?
44:23Radio activity reading was caused by some low-grade mineral deposits near the chalet
44:28The snow and soil samples showed no sign of fuel residue
44:32Those were scorched marks on that composition roof, but the cause could not be determined
44:36What about that broken window on the new paint on the tram?
44:39There's no telling what caused that window to break heavy pressure from snow on the roof pressing down on the window header
44:44It's been known to happen in snow country the water stains in the floor wax could have been caused by the cleanup people at the chalet
44:50Hot water spilled on the heavy layer of floor wax will create those spots
44:54As far as the tram is concerned the painting was part of a regular maintenance problem. We check the Indian reservation down there
45:00They saw the lights, but the description was lacking any substantive detail lacking detail could not be determined
45:07Could have been where does all that take us? We were there. We know what we saw
45:12There's nothing on this earth that looked like what we saw up there that night nothing
45:17And in that tram we watched that thing not for just a few seconds. It was at least five minutes
45:24And now you're telling us that everything is inconclusive
45:27Well, let's face it what you're really saying is we're a bunch of flakes that are trying to pull off a hoax no, mr
45:32Kirby, that's not what we're saying
45:34We're spending a lot of hours on this incident and we don't mind we're doing it because we want to try to find evidence to
45:40Prove your report, but all we have is what you and mr.
45:43Chapman tell us you saw and the verbal verification of four other people
45:46We can only tell you what we found and what we're attempting to do, but you did find evidence that something happened
45:52Yes, sir, all circumstantial
45:53We also found out that because of the wind conditions this time of year
45:57Landing and flight patterns are usually altered at the local airport
46:00How performance jet aircrafts are rooted in directly over that mountain that particular night?
46:05There's also a local police helicopter patrol which patrols in the vicinity of the chalet several times a night
46:10It very well could have accounted for the bright lights you saw
46:14Nevertheless, we'll still go forward with the project. No, we won't Dave. I've had a great many second thoughts about this
46:20I just don't like it. Why not? You're getting paid extremely well for the script. It's not the money
46:27Look, we had a UFO sighting
46:29I wanted to put it all on film what it felt like to live through an experience like that
46:33And what does the studio want to do?
46:35They want little green girls and bikinis coming out of the saucer. All right, so there won't be green make them blue
46:41No, Dave, if I can't write it like it happened, then I won't write it at all
46:46Someday I'll write that script, but I'm gonna put it down like it was no studio will ever buy it
46:51That's a documentary without a finish. It'll have a finish. All right. Oh
46:57How's that? It'll go down in our books as a true unknown
47:00Why is that? Well, we may not have been able to prove you did see it. We can't prove you didn't
47:06Well all things being equal. We hope you get to make your movie somewhere along the line. Thanks major
47:12If I do, how would you like to be technical advisors?
47:26Nice view, isn't it?
47:28thousands of tiny diamonds glittering in a black velvet box
47:32Back home. I was known as the Port Laureate of six miles, South Carolina
47:41Oh
48:11You