Steven Barone, a Nevada resident known for his alien chasing hobbies, has finally struck gold. Barone apparently caught his first UFO sighting on two HD cameras. This would be great news, unfortunately, Barone hails from Las Vegas. The City of Sin isn’t exactly known for its truthful reputation, but perhaps Barone will prove that wrong. Probably unlikely.
LONELY LAS VEGAS MAN CAPTURES UFO
As any lonely, UFO-obsessed man would do, Barone spends the majority of his nights in solitude, looking at the night sky. Eventually, all these nights alone combined with possible substance abuse brought something strange to Barone’s life. 10 days ago, the Las Vegas man saw a bright orange light in the sky. Considering Las Vegas has it’s fair share of lights, this shouldn’t come to much of a surprise, however, Barone caught the craziness on film. For any skeptics, the video was posted on YouTube, but as usual, it doesn’t exactly prove any UFO presence.
UNSKILLED CAMERAMEN AND ALIENS
It seems that unskilled cameramen and aliens have a fantastic relationship. Why is that every UFO caught on film is from a blurry, shaky and coarse picture? Despite Barone apparently having HD cameras, all the viewer is left with is some poor excuse for a video. Watching the video, one will clearly see a light in the sky. However, that is the extent of the UFO proof. There is nothing else about the light suggesting it’s anything but another light in Las Vegas. It has no foreign looking outline or strange movements. In fact, it looks similar to any drone one would see in the night sky.
BARONE BACK TRACKS
Barone is convinced the object was not any kind of drone. In fact, he guarantees it. For someone who spends so much time alone staring at the sky, he believes to be some kind of expert on flying objects. Once his neighbors chimed in with criticism, Barone backtracked. Despite claiming that foreign object was an alien, Barone denied it upon comments from skeptical neighbors. He eventually retracted his claim saying they are not aliens but just something of high technology. In other news, the drugs seem to be potent in Las Vegas.
