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A witness recalled seeing a silver-colored object silently spinning above power lines in an urban area of Essonne, France, around midnight on August 24, 1979. The testimony, given decades later, lacked additional witnesses or supporting evidence. A university psychologist analyzing the account identified several inconsistencies, suggesting it may blend real events with imagined or influenced elements. Human memory, especially during adolescence, is prone to creating "false memories," complicating the verification of what actually happened. Due to the lack of reliable information and the passage of time, this case was classified as "C," meaning it has no scientific value.