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Ill-timed Fireworks
 Document #97  Status: Debated
 Class: Location: US-South, Year: 2003

 Summary
Stationary fireworks grab the attention of locals in the rural south during the day of September 11, 2003.

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Recieved a report of possible fireworks during the day of September 11, 2003 in a rural area of north of Ozark National Forest. Due to the date of the occurance, several reports were phoned in as nerves were running high.  The witness reports vary, though most agree that the nature of the light was not reminiscent of a fireworks display and that the light remained stationary throughout the day.