Re-creation of report

Okay, so I know these reports have been circulating for a little while now and many of you may have already heard about them. But today I heard commentary about this particular Irish UFO report that just frosted me. The news reader was on the radio and he read the story of the Irish pilots that reported seeing a UFO. Which was fine until he wanted to throw his 2 cents in at the end of the reading and ridicule the pilots and anyone who has seen a UFO.

He made it out that there was no such thing as a UFO and that people who reported UFOs are basically lying or crazy. He didn't use the words "lying or crazy" but his little chuckle and sarcastic tone was almost sickening. This type of thing just gets under my skin sometimes. I also want to be clear, this person, I can't remember his name, was hosting a show where they also read interesting news stories. He was not on a major network or anything. It was supposed to be an uplifting inspirational broadcast with news thrown in.

Well, his closed mindedness made me want to share the story of the pilots, so here is a short overview and some links.

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The following report was published by The United States Gazette of Philadelphia. It was a letter written to William McCarthy, a well respected business man. The letter was written by a Mr. Salmon.

"Mr. Wm. McCarthy -Sir: I feel it my duty to inform you that I have seen what I suppose to be a sea serpent, since I left your village. In a few days after I came home, I was informed by two men, Thomas Jones and Israel Rulon, that some unusual animal was in the creek, but that they could not tell what it was.

I thought but little of it at the time, but concluded I would go and see for myself. In proceeding down the creek, (when probably half way) I saw some animal in the water, its head raised about eighteen inches above the surface, and turning it's head each way.

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