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Alien sightings reported in North Port[/color]Posted: Aug 03, 2009 7:22 PM Monday, August 3, 2009 8:22 PM ESTNORTH PORT: Family members are scared to go outside at night because of what they say is lurking in the woods. They claim more than five alien encounters in the last four months have taken place. Now, an international UFO organization wants to crack the real-life X-file. Michael Rowley and his son Shane moved to their North Port home in April. "Well, I'm retired and I thought this was where you're supposed to go," Michael said. "The only bad part is the aliens around here."Shane, 16, says he's had several extra-terrestrial encounters - most of which have been through his bedroom window. "They kind of show up when they want. You get used to them, but it is weird to see them walking around the woods with those big eyes," he said. "I haven't seen the wings but we know he flies," added Michael.The Rowleys' twilight story has the attention of MUFON - Mutual UFO Network. The group is investigating and wants to setup surveillance. But Michael believes they won't show up if cameras are around.He says the plaster cast of a foot-print is his key evidence. While it may be hard to see, Michael believes the creature has a cloven hoof."[It's] about this big with pure deep red eyes. It just looked at me for a second," Michael said.Michael admits to rarely going out at night. But he says he believes they come in peace and that they're here for a reason. "I'm a combat Vietnam vet and I don't wake up until something good is going on," he said. "This is something big and good going on."The family expects another alien encounter during the next full moon. "And the neighbor, I showed a sample of the foot print and he goes, 'nah.' No one believes me," he said.To the skeptical, Michael says just come to his house for a visit."I didn't believe it at first," he said.
VIDEO: North Port family claims to have seen UFO, aliens in their backyardNBC-2Posted August 5, 2009 at 11:50 a.m. Family members are scared to go outside at night because of what they say is lurking in the woods. They claim more than five alien encounters in the last four months have taken place. Now, an international UFO organization wants to crack the real-life X-file.Michael Rowley and his son Shane moved to their North Port home in April."Well, I'm retired and I thought this was where you're supposed to go," Michael said. "The only bad part is the aliens around here."
Family Claims Aliens In Back YardUFO Organization Plans To Set Up SurveillancePOSTED: 10:21 am EDT August 5, 2009UPDATED: 11:57 am EDT August 5, 2009NORTH PORT, Fla. -- A family in North Port said something was lurking in the bushes behind their home, and they believe it was aliens.A Northport family says they've videotaped aliens in their back yard.Michael Rowley and his son said they've seen large creatures with big bug eyes in the back yard. They also said they think the mysterious visitors have wings.The family said they've seen the creatures five times in the past four months."They kind of show up when they want. You get used to them, but it's kind of creepy though, them walking around in the woods with those big eyes and stuff," Shane Rowley said.A UFO organization plans to set up surveillance equipment outside the home to investigate.Copyright 2009 by WESH.COM. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
North Port Devil is alien in the woodsAugust 5, 2:24 PMTrendy Living ExaminerMark Leevan NBC-2.com is reporting a family in North Port, FL are seeing outter space aliens in their woods.Michaeal Rowley and his son Shane located to the home in North Port in April. Now an international Unidentified Flying Objects group wants to begin searching for the "aliens."Shane says he has had many alien encounters through his bedroom window."They kind of show up when they want. You get used to them, but it is weird to see them walking around the woods with those big eyes," he said.The North Port alien story has the interest of MUFON - Mutual UFO Network. The UFO group wants to set up cameras to see if they can capture images of the North Port alien creatures."I'm a combat Vietnam vet and I don't wake up until something good is going on," he said. "This is something big and good going on."Here's what MUFON concluded after an initial investigation:ConclusionBased on the assessment of the witness’s testimony, initial assessment of the property and evidence collected, it is the opinion of The Mutual UFO Network, that the exact nature of these aforementioned events is inconclusive. Based on case studies the nature of the witness testimony and other surrounding occurrences points towards the possibility of the abduction phenomenon. More evidence is needed to determine this opinion.
UFO tale attracts visitorsPosted: Aug 07, 2009 3:09 PM Friday, August 7, 2009 4:09 PM ESTNORTH PORT: Michael Rowley says ever since NBC2 aired his story about alien sightings near his North Port home, his property has been attracting curious visitors from this world and beyond.Rowley told NBC2 that since the full moon began on August 6th, he and his 16-year old son Shane have seen an increase in noises, lights, and sightings in the woods behind their home. Rowley describes the aliens they've seen as 'greys.'His claims of alien activity have surfaced on numerous web sites across the country, and it's been a topic of debate on local radio in Southwest Florida. B103's morning show, 'Big Mama & The Wild Bunch' tested the family's bizarre claims. One member of the morning show spent 4-hours at the home Tuesday night. She reported seeing a mysterious green light in the woods behind Michael Rowley's house.The Rowleys moved to North Port in April. They previously lived in Washington state and admit to seeing similar alien sightings there as well.NBC2 went inside the Rowley home. There are very few furnishings - with sheets used as make-shift curtains to cover the windows. Both Mike and Shane Rowley say they rarely go outside their home at night anymore.The Rowleys hope the Mutual UFO Network of Florida will continue their investigation.MUFON's report at the end of May came back inconclusive and in need of further investigation and tests.
Alien sightings reported in North Port, FloridaAugust 7, 7:11 PMParanormal News ExaminerRoger MarshA father and son in North Port, Florida, have reported multiple sightings of aliens on their property, according to an NBC2 news report.The Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) investigated recently and termed the case "inconclusive."According to the news report, Michael Rowley, 58, and his son, Shane, 16, moved into this home in April. But since the full moon on August 6, they "have seen an increase in noises, lights, and sightings in the woods behind their home."The two are claiming to see aliens, and they rarely go outside at night any more.The story of how much attention they're getting on the web and in the main stream media is actually more interesting than their claims. Decide for yourself, but be careful with this one.North Port is in Sarasota County, population 22,797.
ALIENS TO RETIRE IN FLORIDA!Posted on Friday, August 7th, 2009By Erik Van DatikenNORTH PORT, FL — A retiree in southwestern Florida has reported that aliens have taken residence in his backyard.Five encounters in the last four months have forced Michael Rowley, a retired Vietnam vet, and his son Shane, to welcome their uninvited guests to the neighborhood.“Well, I’m retired and I thought this was where you’re supposed to go,” Michael said. “The only bad part is the aliens around here.”Florida’s warm temperatures and tropical climate is a draw for many American retirees and apparently word has spread to the far reaches of the galaxy.The Rowleys’ extraterrestial inconveinence has the attention of MUFON – Mutual UFO Network. The group is investigating and wants to setup surveillance. But Michael believes they won’t show up if cameras are around.He says, “They want the same thing all of us retiree’s want. Peace and quiet so we can enjoy our twilight years. I highly doubt they’ll be coming out for photoshoots just to satisfy your curiosity.”When they do come out in public Michael says he believes they come in peace and that they’re here for a reason.“The sun here is a huge draw. Not many places in space have the kind of sun we do here. Florida is known for it, after all.”
UFO tale attracts visitors to family homeStory By: Jamie SmithSource: NBCPublished Mon Aug 10, 2009, 11:00 AM MDT Updated Mon Aug 10, 2009, 11:00 AM MDTMichael Rowley says ever since NBC affiliate WBBH aired his story about alien sightings near his North Port, Florida home, his property has been attracting curious visitors from this world and beyond. Rowley says since the full moon began on August 6th, he and his 16-year old son Shane have seen an increase in noises, lights, and sightings in the woods behind their home.Rowley describes the aliens they've seen as 'greys.' His claims of alien activity have surfaced on numerous web sites across the country, and it's been a topic of debate on local radio in Southwest Florida. B103's morning show, 'Big Mama & The Wild Bunch' tested the family's bizarre claims.One member of the morning show spent 4-hours at the home Tuesday night. She reported seeing a mysterious green light in the woods behind Michael Rowley's house.The Rowleys moved to North Port in April. They previously lived in Washington state and admit to seeing similar alien sightings there as well.NBC2 went inside the Rowley home. There are very few furnishings - with sheets used as make-shift curtains to cover the windows. Both Mike and Shane Rowley say they rarely go outside their home at night anymore.The Rowleys hope the Mutual UFO Network of Florida will continue their investigation. MUFON's report at the end of May came back inconclusive and in need of further investigation and tests.
Too hot for North Port Devilby Billy CoxWow, it’s hot outside. How how is it? It’s so hot, De Void is ignoring the thunderous clamor from fans to investigate a local ET report.It’s true. It’s just too hot. Too hot even for a quick drive down the road. To North Port. Where this, this, this encounter even has a name — the North Port Devil. And consequently, a bunch of other outfits have already beaten De Void to it. Like the Mutual UFO Network, which concluded “the events accounted by the witnesses is unexplainable.”Like B103’s “Big Mama & The Wild Bunch” morning show. Like NBC-2.Imagine being Michael Rowley or his 16-year-old son Shane. They move into this house in April — in North Port, remember, the foreclosure capital of the universe — and start seeing strange lights and aliens peering in their windows at night. One’s about 9 feet tall. The other is a reptilian looking humanoid with a heart-shaped head.“Wings — I haven’t seen the wings,” Michael told NBC-2, “but I know they fly.” Good god. But wait, just listen to how well the kid’s taking it. Shane’s incredible: “They kind of show up when they want. You get used to ‘em. It’s kind of creepy, though, walking around in the woods with those big eyes and stuff.”Creepy? How about a Sam’s Club supply of adult diapers? The aliens even leave footprints. You can see the photos at Rowley’s Web page. Better yet, you can buy a North Port Devil T-shirt for $15. Among other things. “My house and plaster of paris cast is for sale,” Crowley writes. “If no one buys my house I will do my best tho to now capture this flying dragon on film.”Yeah, real estate here may be a smoldering crater, but it’s hard to imagine a North Port Devil house staying on the market for long. As NBC-2’s Chad Oliver put it with such thoughtful eloquence last week in his exit: “So is this southwest Florida’s version of Area 51? Only the trees know for sure.” Obviously, De Void can’t sit this one out. But right now? It’s just too hot.
