UFO Sighting in North Texas (NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)

📍 Location

📝 Description

Original NBC5 coverage from 2010 described a Fort Worth-area family using a motion-activated infrared game camera at an Archer County deer lease (near Archer City) that captured a row of symmetrical lights in the night sky. Witnesses reported the lights looked Frisbee-like and that the object hovered for about two hours based on camera timestamps. No official confirmation or debunking has been published since, and no credible updates or investigations have emerged by December 13, 2025. The case remains an archival North Texas UFO anecdote with proposed explanations ranging from drones or conventional aircraft to atmospheric phenomena, but no consensus exists. The general location is Archer City, Archer County, Texas, United States, in the North Texas region near Wichita Falls.

🔍 Circumstances

Date: Summer 2010 (coverage around August 2010); Location: Archer County, Archer City area, North Texas; Event: Single witness (Lisa Brock-Piekarski) using a motion-activated infrared game camera; Evidence: photos from the camera showing a string of lights in the sky; Object described as Frisbee-like and symmetrical; Duration: object hovered for up to approximately two hours; Camera remained in place; Nearby military presence: near Sheppard AFB; No formal investigation or confirmation reported after initial coverage.

👤 Physical Description

A row or string of bright, symmetrical lights visible in infrared camera images; described as Frisbee-like; object hovered in the night sky; no clear solid craft visible in the images.

ℹ️ Additional Details

The footage and article circulated primarily as an archival interest; Some outlets and blogs republished the story; No official investigation or public explanation has been published; The incident occurred in a rural hunting area near Sheppard Air Force Base; The camera used infrared and did not rely on a flash.

🔗 Sources (4)

👥 Community Contributions

Help improve this case by adding notes, observations, theories, or tags. Your contributions help the community understand patterns and connections.