Here’s The Homemade UFO Detector Cops Found In A New Jersey Park
A soup can, some wires, a block of wood? Dateline, New Jersey… Last week, the Pentagon confirmed that a leaked UFO video was real. So it seems like people are…
372049 02: An alien doll hangs out a car window in downtown Roswell, New Mexico July 1, 2000 as part of the annual UFO Encounter, which runs through July 4, 2000. The annual festival stems from a mysterious crash northwest of Roswell in 1947. The Army initially said it was a UFO crash, but quickly backed off that report. The Pentagon has since said it was a top-secret balloon crash, but UFO enthusiasts don”t believe that story, which gives rise to what has become known as the “Roswell Incident”. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Newsmakers)
(Photo by Joe Raedle/Newsmakers)A soup can, some wires, a block of wood?
Dateline, New Jersey... Last week, the Pentagon confirmed that a leaked UFO video was real. So it seems like people are ramping up for alien contact . . .
The police in New Jersey got a report about a weird object in a park last week with wire coming out of it. And when they investigated, they found the device was . . . a homemade UFO detector.
The UFO detector was a headphone cord plugged into a soup can attached to a piece of wood. The police say they "disarmed" it by unplugging the headphone cord.
From the State Park Police Facebook page: "Although human kind and the visitors to New Jersey’s State Parks appreciate an extra-terrestrial early warning device like this, we should not be finding them in our State Parks. Please always be safe when around suspicious objects like this and always notify the NJ State Park Police (1-877-WARN-DEP) if a suspicious object is found in our State Parks."
Oh great, so now when the aliens come the advance warning system won't let us know... Thanks, guys. Sheesh! (eye roll....)
