These are four photos captured from Christian's first video. They are shown in progressive order.

"What a great shot." These are words Christian Henriquez said to himself as he videotaped a beautiful summer sky.

I received this video from Christian Henriquez on December 1, 2006. What's truly remarkable about this particular video is the fact that Christian used his cellphone to record it.

Christian lives in Avondale, Arizona, which is only twenty minutes from Luke Air Force Base! The reason I mention this is the fact that UFOs (unidentified flying objects) are often seen near or in the vicinity of Air Force or military bases. Also, the unseen object, if not extraterrestrial, could well be an experimental military aircraft.

It was just a normal day and he was heading out to pickup a pizza.

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He remembers taking the video in the mid-summer in the early afternoon. Unfortunately, he can't remember the exact date.

As he was driving along he noticed how unusual but beautiful the sky looked. He had always been a nature lover and liked the way the sun was hiding and peeking out from behind the clouds. So he decided to film it!

It is important to note that Christian did not see the UFO in the sky. He only noticed the object while replaying the video once he got home.

Christian took two videos. As he was driving and he made a right hand turn and paused the camera and then restarted after the turn. The second video still shows the sky but you will notice that the object is gone.

More enhancements by Robert Morningstar. The numbers
of the enhancements matchup with the order of
the photos on the right.

If you would like to contact Christian in regards to his video his email address is chris-henriquez@hotmail.com.

Reader's comments:

Brian P James December 9, 2006

A link on a UFO forum took me to your page with this claimed UFO video by Christian Henriquez. To say the story weaved around this footage is disappointing is an understatement. The so-called UFO is nothing more than a CCD protection mask created by a software algorithm within the phone, this is part of many phones cameras to stop damage to the CCD from bright subjects within the frame - such as the sun. Check the make of phone and make some inquiries with the manufacturers. Brian P James is a research coordinator, APRA.

John Scheldroup December 9, 2006

I think you two guys (Dirk Vander Ploeg and Robert Morningstar) needed to study more frames, its a triangle. When I decompiled the video into 1474 frames some interesting results started at Frame330.bmp, the rest shall we say is... It wasn't easy that I ended up working with an bmp file that hovered around 500 megabytes. It was no piece of cake for computing power.

Near Luke Air Force Base? Boy it sure sounds like our military capabilities are being shored up, I don't know how the hell we're supposed to defend ourselves if that's the case? John Scheldroup