Evidence · Incident 88: the Hackensack disc, 3 August 1947
Project Sign interviewed her at Wildwood and had the Coast Guard investigate
The Incident 50 folder holds the 9 February 1948 request for military air travel for Maj. M. W. Faulk and A. C. Loedding to interview her at Wildwood, their visit report, the processing of her film, and the Coast Guard's report of 7 April 1948 finding no corroboration from tower lookouts, police patrols or local inquiries, with AMC's letter accepting its recommendation to close the case.
What it means
Key questionDid the Air Force investigate the Wildwood reports filed under Incident 88, and what came of it?
2 answers, none ahead yet
Openunchanged
Answer this evidence bears onInvestigated in person and through the Coast Guard, found uncorroborated and closed
Supports1 for, none against
Still possiblewas No evidence yet
What it implies
- The Air Force did investigate, in person and through another service, before closing the case in April 1948.For the key question: Did the Air Force investigate the Wildwood reports filed under Incident 88, and what came of it?
Sources 2
Check-List – Unidentified Flying Objects, Incidents 1–100 (38_143685, box 7), PURSUE Release 01
SRCAir Materiel Command 1948
Wildwood, N.J. – January 1948 – Incident 50 (Project Blue Book case file)
SRCU.S. Air Force 1948
Cite it
Mysteries Department. (2026). Project Sign interviewed her at Wildwood and had the Coast Guard investigate [Evidence EVD0DFY7Y7RKED1]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0DFY7Y7RKED1
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year = {2026},
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