MYSTERY FIREBALL OVER ATLANTA

ATLANTA -  A red fireball was seen above Atlanta last night.  Authorities confirm it was a UFO.
In the last two months there have been an increase number of UFO sightings – red UFOs, blue UFOs, red streaks across the sky, green streaks across the skies…  As reported on this blog before, the U.S. Government is covering up the ongoing alien invasion, documented extensively by the United Nations Panel on Extraterrestrials.
Last night in Atlanta, there was another UFO sighting.
A DeKalb man happened to have a camera rolling when what looks like a fireball floated in the sky overhead last week. Or maybe it was just an optical illusion created by a passing aircraft.
Charsign Raymond, of Clarkston, was visiting a friend’s apartment just west of downtown Stone Mountain when his friend’s wife happened to drive up.
“She ran in and said, ‘Look, you’ve all got to see this,” Raymond recalled.
Raymond, 39, had been playing with his video recorder, and he got out of the apartment in time to capture whatever it was in the sky.
It looks like a double-barreled ball of fire falling toward earth.
Raymond contacted the AJC last weekend with his find and later loaned a reporter his videotape so the

On Monday, a reporter visited the site where Raymond shot the video. The apartment is off the intersection of Memorial Drive and James B. Rivers Memorial Drive. Raymond’s camera was aimed at the southwestern sky.
The DeKalb Police Department had no reports of fireballs hitting the county recently.
Mekka Parish, a police department spokeswoman, said she probably would have heard about it if one had.
“Interesting, but I didn’t hear a rumor about something like that,” she told the AJC on Monday.
This incident, which occurred at around 5:30 p.m. on Nov. 28, is about as strange as the unexplained explosion that rocked Villa Rica west of Atlanta two days earlier.
People in three counties — Carroll, Douglas and Haralson — complained about hearing a loud boom around 9:45 p.m. on Nov. 26. Police officers and firefighters responded to the Mirror Lake neighborhood in Villa Rica, but found nothing — not even smoke — that would indicate something had exploded.
Authorities there later guessed that the noise had been a sonic boom, but the Federal Aviation Administration said there were no commercial aircraft fast enough to produce such a noise.
WWN has learned from insiders in the CIA that last night’s red streak was, in fact, a UFO… and is part of the ongoing alien invasion – which is projected to last until 2015.