While stuck in
traffic Alfonso Servin took a picture with his cell phone and later
discovered he also captured something unexplainable.
The Waller resident
works at a local grocery store in Magnolia and on Friday, Feb. 20 he
left work taking his usual route home. He shared how everyday there is a
lot of traffic on FM 1488 and this particular day was no different.
After 30 minutes of just sitting in his car, Servin began taking pictures with his phone. He noticed later in the photo a small white object in the sky and decided to enlarge it.
“I found out it was a UFO, it absolutely was one,” he said.
In the past Servin has seen strange things before, which he believes were unidentified flying objects. Last year in November, he witnessed what he said was a UFO twice in the same week. That Friday was the fifth time, said Servin, and he is adamant about what he saw.
According to a survey conducted by the National Geographic, 36 percent of Americans believe UFOs exist and almost half were undecided. The survey showed only 17 percent felt they did not exist.
To Servin’s surprise, there were no other reports of a UFO in Magnolia that day. People do not like to believe, he said, but he is convinced. Oftentimes people are afraid to share with others what they saw because they might be considered “crazy.”
Servin said he is not trying make others believe but feels the people of Magnolia have a right to know what was in their city that day.
“The proof is in the picture.”
Link: http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/tomball/news/local-man-believes-he-saw-a-ufo/article_91bb343e-138e-5273-8a66-ca67669f178a.html
After 30 minutes of just sitting in his car, Servin began taking pictures with his phone. He noticed later in the photo a small white object in the sky and decided to enlarge it.
“I found out it was a UFO, it absolutely was one,” he said.
In the past Servin has seen strange things before, which he believes were unidentified flying objects. Last year in November, he witnessed what he said was a UFO twice in the same week. That Friday was the fifth time, said Servin, and he is adamant about what he saw.
According to a survey conducted by the National Geographic, 36 percent of Americans believe UFOs exist and almost half were undecided. The survey showed only 17 percent felt they did not exist.
To Servin’s surprise, there were no other reports of a UFO in Magnolia that day. People do not like to believe, he said, but he is convinced. Oftentimes people are afraid to share with others what they saw because they might be considered “crazy.”
Servin said he is not trying make others believe but feels the people of Magnolia have a right to know what was in their city that day.
“The proof is in the picture.”
Link: http://www.yourhoustonnews.com/tomball/news/local-man-believes-he-saw-a-ufo/article_91bb343e-138e-5273-8a66-ca67669f178a.html
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