What\u2019s the tale behind Minnesota\u2019s \u2018UFO car\u2019?<\/p>\n
Submission Statement<\/p>\n
A peculiar incident in 1979 near Warren left a deputy\u2019s squad car mysteriously damaged.<\/p>\n
Many believe that the cracked windshield and bent antennas of the amber-colored Ford LTD squad car\u2014now permanently displayed in a museum in Warren, Minnesota\u2014serve as evidence of extraterrestrial contact. The famed \u201cUFO car\u201d attracts visitors from across the nation, with some traveling over 1,000 miles to the Marshall County Historical Society museum in this small town near the North Dakota border. <\/p>\n
\u201cPeople come from all corners, and that\u2019s the main attraction for them. They take a look at the car and then they\u2019re on their way,\u201d shared Kent Broten, the society\u2019s president.<\/p>\n
Although the more than 40-year-old incident involving Marshall County Deputy Sheriff Val Johnson’s vehicle wasn\u2019t referenced in Elizondo\u2019s book, Newsweek recognized it as one of the most credible UFO encounters in modern history back in 2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"