#2 Trumbull County UFO x Purple Rabbit - Unisex t-shirt

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• 100% combed and ring-spun cotton (Heather colors contain polyester)
• Fabric weight: 4.2 oz./yd.² (142 g/m²)
• Pre-shrunk fabric
• Side-seamed construction
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The Trumbull County UFO event was a series of sightings that took place in December 1994, centered around Trumbull County, Ohio. The sightings gained attention because they were witnessed and reported by multiple law enforcement officers from different jurisdictions.

**Description of the Event:**

* On December 14, 1994, several police departments in and around Trumbull County, Ohio, began receiving 911 calls about strange lights in the sky.
* Police officers from multiple agencies reported seeing the strange object, with some even chasing it in their patrol cars.
* According to Sergeant Toby Meloro of the Liberty Township Police Department, the object he saw was a large, pulsating light. Another officer described it as a large, metallic, "flashlight-head"-shaped object that was about 40 feet across.
* The object was said to move incredibly fast, with one radar operator stating they had "never seen anything move so fast".
* The incident never made the news at the time because the officers were hesitant to be associated with it. The story was later uncovered by UFO researcher Kenny Young, who found old dispatch recordings.

**Radar and FLIR Information:**

* The Trumbull County UFO event is primarily known for the witness accounts and police dispatch recordings, rather than for FLIR or radar imagery in the same way the "Tic Tac" or "GIMBAL" videos are.
* A National Weather Service radar operator, Jack Bushong, came forward to describe the radar signatures he saw that night, noting the object's incredible speed.
* While there are no widely circulated FLIR images of the Trumbull County event, some television programs, like the HISTORY Channel's "UFO Hunters," have featured police tapes and the testimony of the radar operator to suggest something very strange was seen.

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