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The Aurora UFO incident
One morning early in the spring of 1897, there were several reports that a UFO crashed into a windmill owned by a local judge in the small town of Aurora, Texas.
These reports also indicate that along with the crash a pilot described as "out of this world" died in the crash.
The report appeared in local newspapers saying that the light in the sky was seen across the country and was headed north.
Some witnesses have begun to believe that something is not entirely true of the way the UFO is flying, due to the slow speed of about 10-12 miles per hour.
After the UFO reached the northern part of Aurora, the ship slowly began to descend and collided with a windmill, scattering debris on several acres of land.
The ship's pilot is believed to be the only member on board, and although the body was severely deformed, witnesses stated that the body was "not a resident of this world", and was called
The body found in the accident was buried by people living in the town in the local cemetery.
Sadly, on June 14, 1973, a group of people entered the cemetery and stole a stele engraved with a cigar-shaped spaceship.
Shortly after this happened, a sign was placed at the entrance to the cemetery marking the burial place, with the story of what happened.
Whether or not there is any truth in this story, it has definitely attracted attention for over 100 years.
In 1986, it was decided to publish this story as a film, titled "Aurora Meeting".
