UFO attacks and kills woman.... Police see fireball.

Nepal News ^

[BlackJack]

Wait till Art Bell gets wind of this!

[Tribune7]

Sahim Khan

It obviously was a photon torpedo.

Damn you, Kirrrrk, you shot my sister.

[Husker24]

Was this the same area that the "monkey man" was attacking a couple of months ago.

[dighton]

The government of Nepal should have seen it coming.

[Phil V.]

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[Paul Atreides]

Sahim Khan, 55, of Belaspur-16 was sleeping peacefully on the terrace of her house when the fireball-like object flew towards her ready to attack her, say locals.

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[mhking]

Damn you, Kirrrrk, you shot my sister.

"You Klingon bastard, you killed my son!"

[Orion78]

Sounds like a buddy of 'Bear man' and 'Monkey man' that frequented India a few months back.

[ward_of_the_state]

Was this UFO an acquaintance of Whitley Strieber's?

[Paul Atreides]

If I'd been one of the Klingons, I would have had to ask "You mean you had only one?!"

[mhking]

[2sheep]

First the lizards chasing people, then the giant squid multiplying and now this...What exciting times!

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[Thinkin' Gal]

authorities from both Nepal and India have failed to identify the object, which is said to be active at night and disappears instantly after the attack.

How conveeeeenient.

Could it be... Satan?

[dighton]

HA!

That had Socks C's pawprints all over it. Great link.

[MissAmericanPie]

It was a cheese ball

[fatima]

Gosh,I have to sleep inside tonight:(((

[2sheep]

Seriously, this sounds like ball lightening which is well documented.  There is a lot of interest in such phenomena by people who are seriously searching for alternative energy sources such as retired professor of electrical engineering, Dr. Gary L. Johnson.  See at http://www.eece.ksu.edu/~gjohnson/

[2sheep]

Google Search: "ball lightning" -- 17,500 hits.  Top two:

 Ball Lightning -- BALL LIGHTNING does not look like "lightning." Instead, it usually appears as a mysterious glowing sphere which drifts through the air. It is typically the size of a grapefruit, but sometimes appears as small as a pea, or as large as a bus. It sometimes drifts through the air, but can also bounce along the ground. It usually lasts only a few seconds, but sometimes persists much longer. Various colors of "BL" have been seen, sometimes it changes colors, and sometimes it has internal structures such as layers or moving sparks. Most researchers agree that it is real, yet its nature is still highly controversial, and no sensible theories yet exist to explain it.

 Ball Lightning

 Unusual Phenomea Reports: Ball Lightning

[crystalk]

Yeah, we even saw these a few times inside the house in Indiana when I was a kid, but they were of a greenish or pale color, not red.