10. UFOs and small lights - probes, as we call them - have been seen hovering over the site and nearby areas by a great number of people, from Wednesday evening, November 5th , to Monday, after the circles were seen, on the 10th. "They seemed to be looking for something", a witness said. Many citizens of the little town of Ipuaçu have had sightings. Some, less than 1 km away from the site of the crop circles, others in the town area. There was a notorious incident involving 4 members of a family who were going back to their farm, about 3 km away from the second circle, at 2 a.m. on Sunday. The witnesses reported that they all saw a small but intense red light coming from the circle's spot and flying over the road, eastbound.

11. Just a week after the first circles, on the morning of Sunday, November 16th, in the nearby city of Xanxerê, some 30 from Ipuaçu, it was found a new "circle" close to that town. But immediately it became clear that it was a fake perpetrated by unknown individuals. The patterns of this "circle" are absolutely different from the original ones in Ipuaçu. It wasn't symmetrical in any form, was produced with many imperfections. Local police is trying to discover who did it, but, whoever it was, certainly the "circle" was made to discredit the real ones. The perpetrators didn't succeed.

12. While all public and media attention was drawn to that fake circles in Xanxerê, in that rainy morning of Sunday, November 16th, two legitimate news circles, perfect and with exactly the same characteristics of the original ones in Ipauçu, back a week before, were found, one in Ipuaçu again and the second in Ouro Verde, another 20 km from that town. They both looked precisely identical do the original ones, although the new Ipauçu circle is much smaller. These new crop circles are being investigated right now and, such as the very first ones, witnesses reported strange balls of light - bluish at Ouro Verde - and sounds, which didn't happen before at that area. Before closing, I want to stress the fact that there is now a "fever" around the issue in Western Santa Catarina and he hopes this will encourage people to report further incidents.

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