Mysterious Aerial Lights and Beams in Pennsylvania Woods

“If you look at the blow-up images frame-by-frame, the beam looks like it is shining through spaces of the trees, not hitting the leaves.”

- Alison Kruse, Murrysville, PA

Video frame of aerial light emitting strong beam on October 10, 2009, in Murrysville, Pennsylvania. Sony HDR-VR500 HD digital camcorder attached to an ATN NVM14-3A Generation 3 Nightvision scope with a 5X zoom lens. Video image © 2009 by Alison Kruse.

East of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Route 22 William Penn Highway is the pastoral town of Murrysville southwest of the Beaver Run Reservoir. Since June of 2008, Alison Kruse, her daughter and others have repeatedly seen unidentified aerial lights and occasionally beams shining down into trees near abandoned coal mines.

November 25, 2009 Murrysville, Pennsylvania - Alison Kruse, 47, is the owner of a construction site development company in the Murrysville, Pennsylvania, region about 20 miles east of Pittsburgh. Her home is about a quarter mile from old abandoned coal mines that give off radon gas from uranium decay and often the family hears low frequency hums that are sometimes loud enough to vibrate inside their heads. The hums seem to come from underground.

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