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A former U.S. Navy radar operator emerges from the shadows to reveal the terrifying day it rained UFOs; evidence of a U.S. military cover-up emerges, as the team gets a major lead guiding them to an island with a clandestine history of UFO activity.
A former U.S. Navy radar operator emerges from the shadows to reveal the terrifying day it rained UFOs; evidence of a U.S. military cover-up emerges, as the team gets a major lead guiding them to an island with a clandestine history of UFO activity.
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