It seems that the cameraman was struggling in his brief interview and said that he shot 10 minutes of film but showing two minutes of ICBM missile gong up into the sky...
and 8 minutes of lingering smoke, as he was so amazed at what he had seen and was waiting to see what happened next but the object had disappeared as it got smaller and smaller, and only the smoke plume remained.
The total raw footage from beginning to end seems not to be found anywhere - only chopped up bits and parts.
So, people repeating the story over and over (bloggers) have got it messed up.
I quote from their website:
Speed was UNLIKE anything we have seen before in 20 years at LAX.
They were there.
They should know.
They have 20 years experience, unlike the many (all) blogosphere experts who have “solved” the mystery.
Link was posted above, by someone else but I will now find it again and repost.
Anyway, 60 to 90 seconds of missile + the remaining smoke plume floating in the sky is what seems to have been recorded.
“It seems that the cameraman was struggling in his brief interview and said that he shot 10 minutes of film but showing two minutes of ICBM missile gong up into the sky...
and 8 minutes of lingering smoke, as he was so amazed at what he had seen and was waiting to see what happened next but the object had disappeared as it got smaller and smaller, and only the smoke plume remained.”
Well, don’t you think the whole video should be posted?
“The total raw footage from beginning to end seems not to be found anywhere - only chopped up bits and parts.”
Why? I don’t know if it was a missile or not, but don’t you think that is weird? If I was a camera guy who happened to film something spectacular, I’d want every bit of footage out there so it would shut up the skeptics. Maybe he’s holding out for money, which is fine, and it does prolong the hype I guess, either way.
Freegards