A family in Las Vegas called 911 after an unidentified object fell from the sky into their backyard that allegedly contained two “aliens” and police bodycams caught something strange during the investigation.
The incident happened in May when the unidentified family saw two large beings standing at least 8 feet tall walking around their backyard. According to their story, the two beings appeared after they heard a large crash nearby that had been recorded on the body cam of a police officer that was responding to the 911 call.
In the clip, viewers can see a glowing green object falling from the sky while the police officer was working. Another unit arrived to interview the family, which had said they saw “a big creature” that was “long, 10 feet tall" and "100% not human."
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The bodycam footage happened to be the only concrete evidence of something happening that night. The family didn’t have any pictures or videos of what they saw in their backyard. However, there is a clip circulating online of the family looking in their backyard and seeing something in the distance.
Las Vegas Police closed the case and labeled it as "unfounded" after getting nowhere and finding anything with the information they were given.
The 911 call was one of many made that night in Nevada, California and Utah, claiming to have seen a flash in the sky, according to NBC Los Angeles.
