UFO witness claims his sighting left him ‘fearful’ for his life after spotting three eerie glowing red lig…

A UFO witness has recalled the terrifying moment he saw an unknown object soaring over his trailer park.

The man from North Carolina detailed hit terrifying UFO experience that left him «fearful» for his life.

“Last year, I think I had my first real-time UFO encounter,” a witness wrote in a now-deleted Reddit post.

The unidentified man had lived in a trailer park, where he clarified that there were no air bases nearby.

However, around 8pm, he saw a UFO over his mailbox, which featured three red lights.

«They weren’t bright but definitely had an aura and glow to them. None of them were blinking like planes or anything like that. They were in an upside-down triangle position»

“Two of them stood still and the one on the top left corner of the triangle started moving to the left and then back to the right and stopped back in perfect position.»

While staring at the UFO, he felt like it was trying to communicate to him, as it hovered in the sky.

“Almost like it was trying to show me something. They sat there for I wanna say around three minutes and then just ended up fading and dimming away.”

He explained that the encounter left him with a “feeling of dread.”

“Felt like there was a higher power,” he continued.

“After they faded away I went back in my house and never told anybody about this experience.”

Despite the otherworldly moment happening a year prior to his Reddit post, he still felt shaken up by the event.

“I feel like I sound crazy but I just haven’t felt the same since that encounter and really needed to tell someone even if it’s some random people online,” he revealed.

However, others on the thread assured him that he was not alone in his experience.

“I had a sighting when I was in college and I felt very much the same way,” one person commented.

“You will find that you absolutely are not crazy or alone,” read another comment. “This s— has happened to literally hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of people at this point.”