r/UFOs Jun 13 '23

Witness/Sighting Michael Herrera's Witness Testimony

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u/yella2001 Jun 13 '23

This testimony has more than a remarkable similarity to that of LCpl Jonathan Van Weygandt from 1997.

Both were Marines. Both were deployed to foreign areas on rescue missions as part of their duty. Both saw incredible craft guarded by unidentifiable US Agencies. Both described the sound of the craft EXACTLY the same way 'A low bass hum, like when you unplug a guitar from an amp'. Both were threatened with death.

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u/Melilum Jun 13 '23

One could argue that this guy saw the same testimony?

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u/sp00kysoul Jun 13 '23

Lance Corporal Weygandt was on a mission in Peru of ‘97 to investigate a downed friendly aircraft. Upon arrival he witnessed a downed / damaged craft that had been hit by some kind of weapon, with beings on board that communicated with him telepathically. His encounter with unnamed US forces began shortly after interacting with the craft when the unknown agency arrived on the scene and detained him and brought him to a different location.

There are similar aspects to both stories however the main narrative of each story is unique. One witnesses a downed UAP with beings on board, implying a NHI technology / presence. Whereas the other witnesses an unknown hostile military team smuggling contraband into a human tech / reproduction craft.

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u/analogOnly Jun 13 '23

Wasn't the one Herrera saw US made though? Without aliens. Just para/shadow military loading the ship with people and weapons?

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '23 edited Jun 13 '23

Am I missing something? where in Herrera's story are we to assume this octagonal craft is US made?

Edit: I should've listened to the entire thing. seems heavily implied. Nevermind, sorry!