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Good evening. Something scary happened

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yesterday. Something science fiction buffs

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have been telling us for years was going to happen.

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In the early hours of January

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twenty fourth, nineteen seventy

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eight, people saw something

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strange fall out of the

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sky. It looked like a

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real big bright light and then

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had bunches just like little jets

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flying behind her.

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Just below the Arctic Circle, It crashed

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down in the middle of great slave lake way

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up in Canada's northwest territories. My

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home. No

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one knew exactly what it was or where

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it came from, but they can tell

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something was up. We found

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this pint in the snow

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on the river and

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frozen into the ice was

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this piece of metal the army

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came in a huge force with planes

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and all kinds of equipment has

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about seats. They're all walking around

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home. With some beeping thing,

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and then they were picking something up

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right in front of my place as I said.

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They didn't tell people what they were.

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Therefore, all they told us is

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to go home from the school, and that was it.

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They were there for Cosmos nine

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fifty four, a Soviet spy

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satellite that lost control and

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scattered bits of radioactive waste

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all across the traditional lands of the

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denny, my people. This

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morning between four fifty

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three and four fifty six, y'all

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and local time. He said, like,

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did reenter the atmosphere. It

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started to reenter. Growing up here, I heard

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lots of stories about what happened in the years

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since. The care of woe

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weren't moving in the same way. The

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fish were full of mutations and

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trappers were getting rare diseases. If

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that satellite crashed in London

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or New York, it would have been written in history

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books. But this story doesn't

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have an ending yet. So

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I went to go find it. What

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I uncovered was a cold war thriller,

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I said, I would like you to sit down.

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This is very confidential. You can't talk

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to anybody about it. A horror story.

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Am I gonna see my kits again?

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Am I gonna see my mom and

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dad? A human tragedy. The bullet

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that was shot at me in nineteen seven

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ninety eight hits me

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in April of twenty twenty

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two. And a tale of resilience.

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He said, don't give up. So

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I just keep going. I'm

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Dennis Nakecomb, and

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this is the untold story of what really

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happened back in nineteen seventy eight

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and how that light in the sky is still

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impacting my home and my

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people forty four years later.

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This is Operation Morninglight, a

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new eight part series from imperative entertainment

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in Vespucci this November.

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