The FBI Drove Out and Walked the Property - Case F-6

In November 2024 - the day of the month is redacted - FBI Special Agents visited a witness's home in the northeastern United States to "survey areas where [the witness] has seen Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) over the last three years." The document is an FD-1057 Electronic Communication titled "Site survey." It is the first record in this cluster of the FBI going to the property rather than receiving material remotely.

The witness "took agents down into a wooded area approximately 200 yards from [the] home, where [the witness] has a trail camera affixed," and the agents recorded that "This camera has captured UAP activity facing West of [the] home." They noted signs indicating the area was "restricted from hunting or fishing," "a stone wall running south to north," and that a nearby trail "does not run through the area where [the witness] has seen UAP activity."

The agents also recorded a line-of-sight observation: "multiple homes" to the east "would have line of sight to the area where [the witness] has observed UAP activity." Twenty-four items were enclosed with the communication: treeline photos west of the home, photos from the trail camera, photos from the back deck, and a photo log.

The witness "would be open to equipment being set up on [the] property" including "time lapse video," and would "coordinate with agents to have them come out to [the] property during an evening, when the UAP activity is often observed." The report states no finding or explanation. Details here match our Case F-4 closely (a first sighting about three years earlier, the same 200-yard distance, the same trail cameras), so it is likely the same property - but every name and address is redacted, which makes that an inference rather than a documented fact. The communication is transcribed below.