Appearance / Description of Object(s)

Bright yellow light. No specific shape, just looked like big stars.

Distance to Object(s) & Altitude

Not close.

Description of Area / Surroundings

Rural area. Near the everglades.

Full Description & Details

On September 21, I was coming home from school, at about 9:30 pm on road 27 going North towards Lake Placid when first I saw a light that came in (east of the road) stayed for a few seconds static in the sky and then disappeared.

A few minutes later, I saw a second light, this time in front of me, exact same type of light.. bright yellow, in and then after 10 seconds or so, it disappeared. Didn't move neither.

I got home and probably at about 9:50 I left the house. Got on US27 again, North to downtown. I had to stop the car when I saw two lights coming in, very near to each other, more north from where I was, high in the sky. These were moving.. the only way I can describe them is as if fireflies were playing around. All of the sudden, a third and then a fourth one came in.. They moved around (did not transport anywhere, they were in the same place) for about 3 minutes and then disappeared, two first, then one and then the last one. I stayed there for a bit more to see if they came in again, but they didn't.

The next day, September 22, about same time (9:15pm).. I saw one light again.. I was again traveling on 27N towards Lake Placid, and it was on my left, towards the east. I kept going and then Two lights appeared together.. these, at one moment, looked like comets to me, because they started traveling (moving) and were leaving a "tail" of light. A few seconds later, they both disappeared.

That's all I saw.

While doing some research today, I found this.. this is also here in Florida.. one week I saw these lights. http://www.marconews.com/news/2010/sep/15/truth-out-there-southwest-florida-weighs-tuesday-n/

Can sighting be explained as any conventional man-made or natural object?

Not a satellite, not weather balloon, not an airplane for sure, not a bird, not a star (too bright and too big and too yellow), not the moon.

Witness Background

Master Degree level, Hispanic origin, live in Florida, work in Marketing for a Hospital, in Nursing School at the moment. Mother of two, married.

Views on UFOs, before and after sighting

Not much. I am opened to everything, though.

Other Comments

I know what I saw, and I know it is not common, and the people I have mentioned it to think I am not well.

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