20 years ago my older brother and I saw something that terrified him, and he refused to remember it until yesterday.

20 years ago, my brother and I were camping on a moonlit night, so we hiked out to an overlook sometime between 8pm and midnight without flashlights since it was so bright out.

Within five minutes of reaching the overlook, two bright white lights, slightly larger than the largest stars in the sky faded in. They moved independently in figure eights and circles and helixes. They didn’t look like they broke the laws of physics by turning on a dime or anything like that, they just moved around very gracefully. Until all of a sudden after “swimming around” in the sky, they both simultaneously shot straight up at break-neck speed and disappeared.

I looked at my brother and asked him what he thought they were, but he was straight-up catatonic. He said “I don’t know. I don’t want to talk about it. Let’s go back to our tents.”

I asked him a couple times on the way back to our tents, but he just would not respond or even acknowledge that I had asked him anything.

We got back to camp and he immediately crawled in his tent and went to sleep. Out like a light.

I asked him again in the morning, and he legitimately seemed to not remember seeing anything. He has always been terrified of the prospect of aliens, so I figured he had successfully pushed it out of his mind, but that made me feel a little freaked out too.

Over the past 20 years I have occasionally asked him if he remembered, and he has always said no. He is a brilliant man. He works on classified aircraft engineering projects (I won’t name the company, but you could probably guess), so it was weird that he wouldn’t be interested in those two crafts we saw flying effortlessly and silently.

I thought maybe I had just made it all up in my mind, but I remember it like yesterday because the whole thing was so strange.

I asked my brother about it again yesterday, and he finally admitted to seeing them.

I’m going to that same spot in Central Kentucky tonight for a solo camping trip. Hopefully I don’t get probed in the butt.

Thought you all might find this interesting.