Discovery Channel investigators put together the cable special after interviews with Murter and the other residents.
Investigators made several trips to her home to try to document what she saw. Murter believes she saw UFOs in the rear yard of her Village of Pennbrook apartment on several occasions and took photos of the second and third sightings.
While investigators said her photos may not identify what she really saw, she really seems to be telling the truth, said John Ventre, director of the Mutual UFO Network, known as MUFON.
In the show, Murter says she saw a strange object as it shuffled across the sky and hovered over trees in her backyard as many as five times between April and July. She said all of incidents occurred between 1 and 4 a.m. and several times the object sprinkled a sparking, metallic substance on one of the trees.....
The state MUFON came to Falls in late July and investigated Murters claims. Investigators took leaf and soil samples from the tree Murter claims was showered in the dust, and samples from a second tree a block away. Three independent laboratories checked the samples with different results. One lab insisted that the leaves from the tree in her yard had been subjected to high heat or radiation. The leaves also had very high levels of boron and magnesium, but none were found in the soil or in the tree a block away, said Ventre.
One scientist, W.C. Levengood, hired by MUFON, tested the leaves and said Denise saw a very unusual phenomenon.
Murter said being in the cable special was weird at first because she doesnt believe in science fiction and no interest in UFOs until this happened.
Im disappointed I did not catch a better photo, she said. However I feel positive about the whole thing because I know what I saw.
June 22, 2008 Penna
I’m in favor of a secret government conspiracy to ban space monster hoaxes from being broadcast on television. Every time a schizophrenic sees a space monster, I have to endure a week of documentaries about half-witted hoaxes on the History Channel. I’d prefer it if the History Channel would stick to history and avoid space monsters that don’t exist.
All due respect Denise Murter and the folks in Bucks Co.(which isn’t too far from where I live) but I think this is silly. I mean, if these things do exsist, why don’t they land on the White House lawn in broad daylight? Why is they seem to appear to just average folks? And why travel all that way? A single ‘’light year’’, the distance light travels in one year in a vacuum, is six trillion miles. The nearest star to us, besides our own Sun, at a scant 93 million miles is some 9 light years away. Do the math, thats 54 trillion millions one way. I don’t know about anyone else but I’d just send a fax.
" The leaves also had very high levels of boron and magnesium, but none were found in the soil or in the tree a block away..."
Interesting.
What a shock. Another blurry “UFO” photo.