Date of Sighting: October 26, 2008
Time of Sighting: 12:30 AM EDT
Date Sighting Reported: October 27, 2008
Duration of Sighting: 30 Seconds
Location of Sighting: Greenwood, Indiana on I-65 (About 10 MI SSE of Indianapolis)
Latitude: 39.62 Degrees North
Longitude: 86.07 Degrees West
Number of Witnesses: Two
Number of Witnesses Interviewed: One
Weather: Clear Skies. Visibility 10 Miles. Winds Were From the South-Southwest at 8 MPH.

Description: I have been studying the night sky for about the past year and saw something last night that I have never seen. I was near the south side of Indianapolis and looking east when I saw a red light going across the sky. It came from the southern sky and was headed north. It took about 30 seconds for it to go across the sky. I know it was not a plane because it was just one red light and did not blink. It was not any sort of meteor because it did not have any sort of tail. I could not tell if it was flying in the sky or out in space. It was red and the size of a star from where I saw it from, and just flew in what seemed like a straight line. My husband saw it too. Neither one of us could figure out what it was.

Comments: I am not sure what this red light could be either. The witness has used some sound deductive reasoning that the light cannot be readily identified.