New Jersey lawyer reveals how buzzing drones took over his home

It’s a cold winter night in New Jersey, and the sky is still.

The state has become the eerie epicenter of mysterious drone activity in recent weeks, shocking the nation with stories of locals spotting brightly lit objects flying in the sky. Federal authorities are adamant there is no threat to the public.

Joseph Micali, a 38-year-old patent attorney from Westfield, New Jersey, stood in his frigid driveway Saturday night, staring into the abyss illuminated by drones for the past few days.

Out of the starless December sky, one, then two, then three, then four drones suddenly began to appear out of thin air, sending shivers down the spines of everyone watching.

Staring in disbelief, the father of two described how his neighborhood was plagued by low-flying fixed-wing drones that emitted low hums and multicolored lights into the night sky.

Like many people who have experienced strange objects in the air, Micali has reached the limits of his wits as authorities radio silence him about the drone’s true identity, and as a result, Micali and his neighbors find themselves behind the drone. We decided to delve into a terrifying conspiracy theory about who is behind the scenes.

The never-ending cycle of drone buzzing made his father feel like he was in a thriller movie. His wife is now afraid to leave the house for fear that a deadly drone may “fly out”.

Speaking outside her home on Saturday night, Micali told DailyMail.com: It looked like an airplane, but it was a fixed-wing drone.

“It was zigzagging across the sky in circles, but there were probably at least 10 and up to 15 planes flying at the same time over Westfield at any given time.”

Micali described the drone as having “flashing red and green lights” and a low hum, and revealed that on some nights the lighting from the drone is just white.

The New Jersey man said the strange activity usually starts around 9 p.m. and ends at 12 p.m., but now it seems to be starting earlier.

“We started seeing activity around 6pm today. I’m a little worried. My wife is probably more worried than I am,” he told DailyMail.com.

He described the unsettling feeling that drones are flying so low in the sky that people often feel like they’re “coming towards them.”

“When a drone flies low, it feels like it’s coming towards you,” Micali said. “It’s like the scene in an Alfred Hitchcock movie where a plane comes down and Cary Grant avoids it.” Ta. Some nights I see them coming above the treeline and think, “They’re right on top of me.”

Regarding the drone hysteria in New Jersey, he said: “It’s the hustle and bustle of the town. Everyone is trying to take footage and send it to their friends. It’s pretty big. These are not commercially available drones at Target.”

The mysterious drone issue reached a boiling point over the weekend as President Joe Biden remained silent on the issue, refusing to address the growing crisis and stoking fear and confusion across the country.

On Saturday night, the lawyer pointed to the sky and showed how there were currently three drones in the sky “intersecting in different directions and altitudes.”

“Sometimes I see them coming over my house in this direction, and other times they come in this direction,” he says, gesturing in the opposite direction.

“I wasn’t too worried at first, especially given the mounting pressure for answers. I thought an explanation would be released within hours. But the fact that we still don’t have any information is very worrying. is.

“I can’t deny what I’m seeing with my own eyes. At first I thought maybe they were following the same pattern…but as the days went on, I realized that while they were scanning indiscriminately… I could see it coming from all directions.”

Micali added, “There’s no rhyme or reason.”

Unlike some experts who believe there is a foreign presence behind the drone, Micali believes it could be the U.S. military, but based on “hoping for the best.” He said that

“It feels like drones are very concentrated on the ground below, but the question is, what are they doing flying around at night?”

“Obviously, if you’re doing mapping, you’d think you’d need daylight, unless you’re testing some functionality at night,” Micali said.

“Another theory is that the drones are testing some sort of self-driving autopilot feature, giving them the ability to explore and collect data,” he added. A third theory is that they’re just testing how far the drone can fly. ”

The lawyer said he had not discussed the drone ordeal with his children, aged nine and 11, and said they were often “caught off guard” by flying objects as they drove home in the dark. .

Mikali added: “I’m much calmer than my wife.” But as the days went by, I understood her point of view and became more concerned. For example, when you go outside, are you inhaling something? Will something come out of these?

“Another conspiracy is that it’s some kind of PSYOP.” [psychological operations] events that we are undergoing. This is an experiment, they’re going to fly drones overhead and prepare people for a world where drones are flying all the time.

“It’s non-stop. Every time you think someone passes by, you turn around and see a new one hanging above you. Most nights were like that.”

Joseph isn’t the only one fed up and confused by drones on the streets. Lisa, another local resident, was walking her Chihuahua named Chance at 10:30pm on Saturday when she called the drone business a “nuisance”.

She told DailyMail.com: “To be honest, I don’t know the difference between a drone and a plane, but I feel like someone should know what it is and tell us.” ”

“I’m concerned about people who know something not telling the public. It’s not right and it’s not fair.”

Her dog was barking loudly while we were talking, so when I asked her if her dog was feeling weird, she laughed and said, “No.” I would like to talk to him and ask him. ”

She added: “He’s more bothered by cats than anything else.”

This comes after former CIA operations officer Laura Bollman revealed a chilling theory that drones lighting up the skies of multiple states could be a “secret exercise.” is.

She told Fox News Live that the drone sightings were “very disturbing” and suggested they could be part of a technology “test” orchestrated by the Biden administration. spoke.

“So as far as who is behind this, looking at John Kirby’s statement that these objects are not being operated illegally,” Ballman said.

“Along with several editorials that have come out in the past 24 hours about the need to overhaul our detection systems; [it] This is likely a classified exercise to test either evasion or detection techniques in urban areas. ”

Gordon Chan, a senior fellow and China expert at the conservative Gatestone Institute think tank, said the drones appeared to be very sophisticated and would not be operated by amateurs.

“These operations are too large and too organized to be the work of hobbyists,” Chan told FOX Business.

“This leaves us with a foreign power. It could be Iran with ties to China, but clearly someone is trying to distract us.”

Chan suggested that while drones themselves pose concerns, the fact that they can serve as a distraction from a much larger threat is more problematic.

“What I’m really concerned about is what they’re doing elsewhere. We’re very likely to be attacked,” he told Fox.

As of Saturday night, drones had been spotted over the skies of California, Massachusetts, Florida, Wyoming, New York, and New Jersey.

Creepy sightings have sparked mass hysteria, with witnesses sharing bizarre sightings on social media after President Trump called for the shooting down of an “SUV-sized” drone.