- Lights in the Lilydale skies have Wayne Winter and Adin
Monks convinced we are not alone.
- Late on Friday night, the teenagers saw a group of yellow
lights above Chirnside Park Hill and are now questioning whether or not
stargazer theories are just science-fiction fodder.
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- "The lights were bigger than normal stars, they
were moving, and in a perfect triangle," Adin, 15, said. "We
followed them for a while and then they all disappeared."
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- They tracked them for 20 minutes, first on foot, then
in a car, before the lights vanished.
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- Wayne, 19, said planes often flew over the area, but
the lights they saw were too closely grouped to be aircraft, and were moving
in the wrong direction.
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- He and his friend are not Star Trek groupies or UFO hunters,
but after the encounter, they could be converted.
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- "It was just a joke to begin with when we saw the
lights and said, 'Yeah, UFO', but then it became too real," he said.
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- "We weren't out there stargazing or anything, we
just saw it by coincidence.
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- "We don't know what it was and there's no explanation
for it."
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- Lilydale is a long way from Area 51, the root of all
alien conspiracy theories, but Mr Winter says that means nothing, because
these little green guys can go anywhere they want.
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- And so with "evidence" at hand, the question
has to be asked: "Is the truth out there, in Lilydale?"
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- http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,5501389%255E2862,00.html
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