Expert Says East Texas Is Hotbed For UFO Sightings, Has Video To Prove It

For as long as there have been cameras, folks have captured on film what they say might be from another world.

Or, they say the UFOs might be a secret aircraft the government doesn't want us to know about.

Despite the true answer, the fascination with the strange objects in the sky is stronger than ever, mainly because of the internet.

B.J. Booth says it's just a great mystery.

What is this in the East Texas sky?

"We know there are many objects that are seen, photographed, and videotaped by reputable individuals."

Booth speaks for a man in Kaufman County -- a man named Larry who doesn't want the spotlight. He just took these pictures, and video.

"To be honest, I don't even know his name. Just Larry," Booth says.

Over the past few years, Booth says his video shows objects that defy explanation. Like a strange white object moving toward a low flying plane.

"He was picking up some objects in his camera that he wasn't really seeing or didn't notice when he was taking his film."

Some of the video and pictures are just of strange lights in the night sky -- moving quickly. But some of the pictures Larry has sent to Booth's website, www.ufocasebook.com are jaw-dropping.

"We haven't been able to supply a lot of answers, and no one has because these objects have not been able to be identified," Booth says.

Take for instance a bronze colored shape. It doesn't look to be a plane.

Neither does a spectacular beacon of light moving within the clouds in the daytime.

"They cannot be explained by anything that we know of, or anything that's flying today in our skies," Booth proclaims.

He says he's never seen a UFO himself, but believes the photos and video from Kaufman County are authentic.

There was something up there.

And he wants an answer from someone.

"There are so many of them that there aren't really the resources or personnel to actually go out and further investigate these things," he says.

There's no shortage of people who might say this activity is military.

Strange reddish lights in  a triangular pattern might be some experimental aircraft.

Some others might say they're spacecraft.

Booth says the government is mum about these pictures, that his source, Larry doesn't have a clue, and that he hopes someone has an idea.

"What is it? [Larry's] asking us. I don't have an answer for him," Booth says.

Every day studying these pictures and others from East Texas skies just deepens the mystery.

What might be looking on us from above?

Reported by Morgan Palmer (morganpalmer@kltv.com).