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On Sunday, January 11, 2004, at 4:45 p.m., hundreds of people in Parma, a large city 140 kilometers (84 miles) southeast of Milano, watched as a lone airplane spread chemtrails through the southwestern sky.
The chemtrails were also seen in nearby Fornovo di Taro.
According to an eyewitness, "We noticed a lot of contrails in the southwest corner of the sky, over the Appennine Mountains. One airplane was travelling from east to west, and the contrails were neat and straight. Suddenly, a lot lower, there appeared a bright orange spot, apparently flying in formation with the plane as the plane was making the contrails. This object was moving with the plane but did not make any contrails itself."
Fabrizio, another witness, reported, "I reached to grab my binoculars and, when I looked, the UFO was a bit ahead of the plane. My binoculars were 12X, and I clearly saw the plane. But when I brought the binoculars to focus on the UFO, the object disappeared."
Unfamiliar with chemtrails--the long-lasting, puffy contrails often seen in the USA--the Italian witnesses commented that "while the plane was in motion, the contrail made a point-like fold, and this way the contrail remained for a long period of time and then gradually vanished. Do you have any explanation for this?"
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