UFO Sighting Report Date Unknown : Salvador Alvarado Sur, Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico

UFO SIGHTING REPORT

Salvador Alvarado Sur, Mérida, Yucatán

Date Unknown

Inexplicata
The Journal of Hispanic Ufology
June 15, 2006

SOURCE: Diario “De Peso” #597 (Yucatan, Mx) and Ana Luisa Cid
DATE: June 2, 2006

CHANCE UFO PHOTOGRAPHED BY MEXICAN JOURNALIST

An image published on June 2, 2002 by Merida’s “De Peso” Newspaper (Yucatan, Mexico)

According to the author of the image, reporter Ylmar Pacheco, he was taking photos of a senior citizen event in the Salvador Alvarado Sur district when he suddenly saw a Mexican Air Force helicopter fly past. Feeling curious at seeing it fly so low, he pointed his camera toward it and took several photos.

The witness did not become aware of the UFO until he examined the images; nothing unusual was seen when the photos were taken.

The researchers who made this story known are brothers Raul and Gustavo Aleman of Mexico’s OVNIMERIDA group. They are trying to obtain the originals to these photos.

Inexplicata
The Journal of Hispanic Ufology
July 17, 2006

SOURCE: Ana Luisa Cid
DATE: 06/16/06

MEXICO: MORE ON THE MERIDA UFO

According to the news item published in Yucatan's "De Peso" newspaper on June 9, 2006, Mexican journalist Ylmar Pacheco captured the transit of a possible UFO over the Yucatan's capital.

Researcher Emilio Cetz reports that the witness managed to see a spherical object flying behind an airplane and did not pay it much attention, because he isn't a fan of the UFO phenomenon. He took a photo nonetheless.

When he downloaded the photos for review, he confirmed that a sphere was indeed present, and decied to submit the material to the newsroom of the "De Peso" newspaper, where a number of theories aimed at explaining the image were put forth.

The same publication left all possibilities open, allowing each reader to draw his or her own conclusions and employing such phrases as: "UFO or Foo Fighter? UFO or atmospheric trick?"

Emilio Cetz has known Ylmar for a long time and says that this is the first time that the photojournalist has had an encounter of this nature.

Personal comment from Ana Luisa Cid:

I have tried to contact Mr. Pacheco to secure more information on the two images published in the Merida newspaper and to date (June 16, 2006) I have obtained no reply. I remain hopeful that contact will be made soon.

The photos shown here have been directly scanned from "De Peso" as we do not have any copies of the originals yet.

Mexican researchers Raul Aleman, Gustavo Aleman and Emilio Cetz have participated in this project, and their valuable cooperation is acknowledged.

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