Miami Aliens: Netizens Post Videos Of Alleged UFOs Appearing In Miami Skies After Rumors Of ‘Nephilism’
After claims of ‘aliens’ were debunked, many on the internet started posting videos of alleged UFOs seen in Florida skies. In the video, some bright lights can be seen spotted in the skies. Although the authenticity of the videos is unconfirmed, however, netizens believe that the ‘strange lights’ captured over the skyline of Miami city days after widespread rumors of a ‘Nephilism-like creature’ at Bayside Marketplace, that turned out to be a hoax, are alleged UFOs.
Notably, a fight between teenagers spiraled into noise on social media about aliens’ presence at the shopping site. A video from the site went viral so much so that the police had to issue a clarification that the alleged supernatural figure shown in the visual was a shadow of someone walking.
Since their posting the footage(s) have been gaining traction online with many users reacting to them.
Disclaimer: No one from the authorities has responded to the alleged UFOs videos. Their authenticity can not be confirmed at the moment.
«Alleged UFOs that appeared in the sky of Miami after Aliens were spotted at the Miami Mallnight,» said a user on X while sharing the video. Another user posted a video claiming to be recorded from Homestead, Florida, some strange-looking silver lines, like falling stars, oddly more than some in number can be seen forming patterns into the night sky in the backdrop of birds chirping. The video was shot from a garden showing the night sky of Miami.
«Look at them,» a person can be heard saying in the backdrop of the video shot from the terrace of some building.
A riot broke out at Bayside Marketplace on Monday. Following this, a police cordon was dispatched to displace roughly 50 teenagers. However, a clip of the incident went on the social media sites with the netizens going ga-ga about some ‘8-10 feet tall creature’ seen there. The claims of the wild conspiracies were debunked and it was nothing but a fight between two groups.
TimesNow doesn’t verify that the videos are legitimate.
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