Zimmermann Linda Books

Years of research culminate in a detailed exploration of over a century of UFO sightings in the Hudson Valley, northern New Jersey, and western Connecticut. The author compiles eyewitness accounts and archival material to reveal a compelling history of aerial phenomena. Key chapters cover early 1900s airships, various UFO shapes, abduction experiences, and the significant sighting wave of the 1980s, highlighting Pine Bush as the Northeast's UFO Capital. This work offers a startling perspective on the ongoing mystery in our skies.

The book explores the intriguing reactions of animals during UFO sightings, suggesting that their behavior may hold valuable insights into the nature of these phenomena. It highlights how animals, from domestic pets to wildlife, often exhibit alarm or unusual behavior before or during sightings, a detail frequently overlooked in reports. By examining these shared experiences across different species and locations, the author aims to enhance understanding and research into UFO encounters.