Todd Sees UFO Case, Northumberland, PA

My take on the Todd Sees UFO case is that it is total and complete BS.

I live in the area. During the time of the incident (2002) I travelled between Milton and Sunbury almost daily (route 147). My parents lived 4 houses from the local volunteer fire chief in Sunbury, I knew and know people in the local fire departments, paramedics, etc.

I never heard of this supposed UFO during that time. As a matter of fact such an incident was not the talk of the area during that time.

The case is likely still open because he died from a cocaine overdose. In the state of Pennsylvania it is homocide to deal drugs to someone who dies from the use of those drugs. The case is probably still open because the police hope to find the dealer (so nothing suspicious about an open case).

Anyone who lives in the greater susquehanna valley knows that cocaine is a big drug in the area, and it was especially big in the area during that time period. Anyone who works in the area knows that a great deal of people do coke in order to handle the demands of production and high numbers of hours worked.

My research of the incident reveals that the first initial UFO report came from Lewisburg - a college town where Bucknell University is (a school known for parties and fraternities).

My exgirlfriend's family lived on 4th street in Lewisburg and she also had many friends in Lewisburg. Her uncle worked for one of the local frat houses - I attended some of the parties, especially during rush week in August. I don't know who reported the incident, but given that knowledge I would seriously have to wonder.

It was a hot day. Do you know what cocaine and excessive heat and exertion can do to a person?

Also, objects seen in the sky would be a constant thing. There is the local airport in Sunbury and at least one more airport in Selinsgrove. If you look up in the sky around this area you will almost always see something and it will look strange if you 1) don't know what you are looking at and 2) happen to be looking at an aircraft during sunrise or sunset or any number of conditions.

Like I said, that is my take, being someone who has lived in the area all my life (35 years). I believe this unfortunate event is being used to further the UFO "cause."

One final note. Most UFO cases are reported by and believed in by those who are or were involved in occult spiritual practices (just do the research and check the beliefs of the sources of these reports). Such practices are common in this area - just sayin'.