A little background, currently I am a federal employee working for the Air Force up in a base in Alaska. no I'm not in any top secret program, I'm an average joe with no college that works an average job at an Air Force base that I got from my military service.

Today I worked 0600 - 1400 and being a sunday it was a pretty slow day, so on slow days our DOD police officers sometimes like to come to my work and hang out ( I work in law enforcement ) not as a cop, just in a support role.

One of the cops I have gotten to know pretty well the last seven months came in and somehow the topic of UFOs came up. Officer " Daniels" ( Made up name for his own privacy ) had a story to tell me and it absolutely blew my fucking mind.

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This took place in the mid 90s in Arizona, he didn't tell me exactly what town it was near and I never bothered to ask. Officer daniels is an avid outdoorsmen, one day he decided to take a day hike out in the desert. He said he was out in the desert when he noticed a bunch of animals/birds fleeing from the same area. He said it was the most strangest thing he has ever seen, so he decided to check it out so he walked to the cliff edge to see what was causing the animal to flee the area. His first thought was there was a fire somewhere, so he goes to the bluff to take a look and this is where I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY by what he said.

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He said roughly a mile away from his position were three PYRAMIDS, he said they were huge and nearly about the size of the ones in Egypt. He said his first thought that came to mine was " There are no pyramids in north America?" and he sat there staring at them for around thirty minutes before a fog moved in. The fog moved in and after about ten minutes once it lifted they had completely disappeared.

Now what I love about this in my opinion, is the fact that he was absolutely not making this up at the top of his head. The way this guy told this story was no different than if I described to you how a trip to Walmart went.

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The guy has lived with this for nearly 20+ years, its like second nature to him. The story just seemed embedded into his soul, as if he had absolutely come to terms with what he saw. He had absolutely no second guessing or doubt that what he saw wasn't real. He didn't try to force me to believe him, just simply told me what he experienced and left it at that.

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Take with it what you will, but I absolutely believe the guy.