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Clancy
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November 4, 2015

I thought you would be interested in seeing this photo taken by the east-facing motion-activated camera (Reconnyx Hyperfire 900 trail camera) on the corner of the house. The cameras are set to record 20 photos less than 1 second apart when motion activated. I just picked this one up as I was reviewing photos obtained since I last reviewed on 11/3/15. These 2 bright spots were not seen in the photos immediately before or after this one and nothing was captured by the south facing (identical) camera. Call me if you have any questions.

The sun was definitely to the right of the two objects. The right end of the object appears to be reflecting the sunlight. The left end, with a much brighter light – to me this looks like a light source. If this is a genuine UFO could the glow on the left end be related to the propulsion system? The smaller and apparently more distant object above the larger one appears to have the same configuration. The larger object, when increased in size up to 200%, appears to have a small, but perfectly circular and fairly well defined “port hole” appearance to me.

Note: The above photos were taken by one of the trail cameras (Eastward facing) operated by Dr. Richard O’Conner. Dr. O’Conner monitors airspace with cameras around the Jesse Marcel Library located in Clancy, Montana (a few miles South of Helena, Montana). The library was started by Richard O’Conner in memorandum of Jesse Marcel Sr. and Dr. Jesse Marcel Jr. (Both men are of Roswell fame.) He regularly parses through photos to see if anything unusual is detected. This requires considerable effort and time. Dr. O’Conner is a UFO and crop circle researcher and regularly facilitates UFO meetings at the library. He has a crop circle website: Click here to access Dr. O’Conner’s crop circle site. Dr. O’Conner is an anesthesiologist and just recently retired from practice.

Note on Photo: Enlargement reveals that the objects are quite similar in appearance. The objects were only in the field of view of the eastward facing camera for (at most) 1/20 seconds. The cameras are triggered by motion and will snap 20 frames/second. (See discussion above.) The Sun was to the right of the objects and the photo shows a reflection on the right hand side of both objects. Both objects show a pronounced bright spot on the left end which could be an energy or light source and not a reflection.

I also have a set of high quality security cameras (Geovision Brand) which monitor airspace in all directions. I live in the Helena Valley which is about 6 miles North-Northwest of the Jesse Marcel Library. My cameras did not detect anything on the same day. This suggests that the objects could have been quite close to the Library and may have been too low on the horizon from my vantage point.

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