Roy Powers

Honestly, we're going to have to cover some of these in future episodes.

They sound wild.

There was the Mont Valerian UFO sighting, also known as the 1954 French UFO wave.

In 1954, France experienced hundreds of UFO sightings in a matter of weeks.

There were reports of landings, weird little guys running around, and there was national media coverage of the crafts.

Something that we have not talked about before.

They also covered the Amarante UFO case, where in 1959, a college headmaster claims to have seen a large, seamless, metallic object resembling a commercial jetliner appear out of nowhere.

And he wasn't the only one.

Hundreds in the region reported seeing the object, too.

It's what I always say on this Paranormal Life.

The language barrier is the fact that I don't speak bullshit.

So a lot of the cases we don't cover, all right?

A lot of today's case is brought to you courtesy of the Chrome extension Translate to English.

Which has been a massive help in today's case.

I put all of the pictures of the UFOs through Grok and it turned them into bikinis.

Gave them all little UFO bodies.

Maybe most interesting of all, the MINs investigated the 1976 Tehran UFO incident, where the Iranian Air Force scrambled fighter jets to intercept a UFO.

When the first jet approached the object, it suddenly lost all instrumentation and communication systems, forcing the pilot to retreat.

A second jet was sent out, and it immediately tried to get a lock on the object to shoot it down, but as the pilot attempted to fire a missile, his weapon system was shut down.

One pilot reported that a smaller object separated from the main craft and moved towards him at high speed.