The orbs dotted the sky along 200 miles of Lake Michigan. The origin if the light show remains one of the most widespread UFO events in history. In 1994, Bill Clinton was president. In the early part of the year, the Tonya Harding-Jeff Gillooly drama was in the news almost daily. “Where is Carmen San Diego?” made its TV debut. “The Scream,” by Edvard Munch was stolen in Oslo. Forrest Gump and The Lion King were the big movies. And, on March 8, 1994, citizens of 42 counties in western Michigan began calling 9-1-1 with reports of strange, unbelievable lights in the night skies. Some citizens were just out and out calling them UFOs right off the bat. The light visitors came in a singular strike that lasted several hours, showing off for viewers, then faded away. Nothing quite like it has happened since. The lights were cylindrically shaped, or circles of blue, white, red, and green lights. The police officers checking out all the 9-1-1 calls were witness to the bewildering lights. The National Weather Service also had them on radar. Sara Marie Hogg The Mutual UFO Network came in and began interviewing witnesses who saw the lights…
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The Unexplained: What’s in the skies above Michigan?
