Two FBI Agents Followed a Trail to the Water’s Edge

Two FBI agents followed a trail to the water’s edge, where they had previously seen an unidentified phenomenon. In December 2024, they returned to photograph and inspect the spots where they had observed it.

Their search led them to a vantage point with a clear view of a property across the water. But around the spot where the phenomenon had appeared, they found nothing unusual. The report describes their inspection but does not say what the agents saw the first time. That gap remains at the heart of the story: they returned to look for something they had seen in the sky, but found no trace of it on the ground.

Back on the Trail

The agents followed a marked trail around the area, leaving it at several points to head west and north. On the northwest side, they stepped off the trail and made their way to the water’s edge.

From there, they looked south toward a property the report does not identify. They said nothing obstructed their view. This vantage point allowed them to inspect the area across the water where they had previously seen the phenomenon.

The Search Turns Up Nothing

The agents also inspected another area on the north side. At neither of the two places where they had previously observed the phenomenon did they find anything unusual on the ground or in the treetops.

The trees in the area were moderately dense. Based on their inspection, the agents judged that flying a drone or other aircraft there at night would be dangerous because it could hit branches. That was an assessment of the terrain, not a description of a drone seen at the site.

What Remains Unknown

The report does not explain what the agents saw earlier or what caused the phenomenon. It also does not identify the property across the water or offer a conventional explanation for what appeared in the sky.

They made their way down to the water, looked across it, and searched for signs of it. The place was still before them, but whatever had brought them back left no trace.