Silent Watchers: Investigating New Jersey’s Unidentified Drones

Since mid-November 2024, residents of central and northern New Jersey have been witnessing an unsettling phenomenon: large, mysterious drones illuminating the night skies. These sightings, numbering between four and 180 per night, have been reported near sensitive areas, including military installations like the Picatinny Arsenal and President-elect Donald Trump’s Bedminster golf course. Despite extensive investigations by federal and state authorities, the origins and operators of these drones remain unknown.

Characteristics of the Drones

Witnesses describe the drones as substantial in size, with some estimates suggesting wingspans up to six feet. They often operate in coordinated groups, displaying sophisticated flight patterns that include flying with lights off and executing complex maneuvers. These behaviors suggest capabilities beyond those of standard hobbyist drones, leading some experts to speculate about military or governmental involvement.

 

Government Response and Investigations

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the FBI have been actively investigating these sightings. In a recent closed-door meeting with state and local officials, DHS representatives acknowledged the mysterious nature of the drones but stated that, according to the FBI, there are no known specific or credible threats related to these sightings.

 

However, this assurance has not alleviated concerns among local officials. Montvale Mayor Mike Ghassali expressed heightened apprehensions regarding the federal government’s approach, noting that the drones are flying over critical infrastructure with unidentified origins and destinations.

 

Speculations and Theories

The enigmatic nature of these drones has given rise to various theories. Congressman Jeff Van Drew suggested the possibility of an Iranian “mothership” launching these drones off the U.S. East Coast. However, the Pentagon has firmly denied this claim, stating there is no evidence of any Iranian ship or mothership launching drones toward the United States.

 

Other speculations include the possibility of domestic military exercises, corporate testing of new technologies, or even foreign espionage. Local drone experts have noted that the drones exhibit capabilities beyond commercially available technology, implying a possible military or government source.

 

Public Concern and Calls for Action

The persistent drone activity has led to growing public concern. Residents have reported feelings of unease, especially given the drones’ proximity to sensitive sites. Some have described the drones as menacing, flying low over homes and appearing in swarms.

 

In response, New Jersey state Senator Jon Bramnick has called for a limited state of emergency, proposing a temporary ban on all drones until the public receives an explanation regarding these multiple sightings.

 

Ongoing Investigations

The FBI’s Newark Field Office is leading a multi-agency investigation, urging the public to share any videos, photos, or information related to the drone sightings. Despite collecting over 3,000 reports from the public via a tip line, investigators have yet to identify those responsible or determine whether the drones represent a direct threat.

 

Conclusion

As of now, the mysterious drone sightings over New Jersey remain unresolved. The lack of concrete information continues to fuel speculation and concern among residents and officials alike. Authorities are actively investigating, and the public is encouraged to report any relevant information to assist in identifying the source and purpose of these drones.

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11 Comments

  1. Jerome Schlanser Reply

    Simple solution: Shoot the damn things down, all of them. That will quickly ID the drones and stop the flights as well.

    So, the question that begs to be answered: If the U.S. Government/Military has no idea where these drones are coming from, nor do they know who sent them, then WHY, in Gods name, are they NOT being shoot down??? Something does not smell quite right.

  2. Bret Reply

    No credible threats says this administration!!! The Chinese balloon showed no credible threat either. It’s deer season in Texas right now. It would be drone season if they were over Texas. No men left in New Jersey??? Oh yeah, it’s a blue state. Probably a drone sanctuary state. They want to understand the drone. Drones have rights too.

  3. Rod Reply

    Why don’t I feel safer now that the idiots in the FBI and the sickos in the woke pentagon are scratching their heads and who knows what trying to figure out what those things are?

  4. Kathleen Marion Reply

    Just more of the Shit show that the left wants to leave for Trump. They hope he will be too busy putting out their false flags that he won’t have time to investigate their fraud and other crimes.

  5. Djea Reply

    I am laughing my head off. First, we KNOW that they KNOW much more than they are telling us. We also know that there are very easy methods to disrupt and crash these vehicles for recovery unless they are high level (powerful government agency) drones.

    I know for certain that there are at least three methods, none of which have no consequence, but the consequences of allowing continuation by ORGANIZED persons is a much bigger issue and could have much greater consequence.

    I say knock them down. I say after knocking them down follow the fingerprints and other identifying information and make the rational response. Biden has neither then intelligence nor mental capability to resolve this and his appointees are not interested in protecting the USA.

  6. Stephen Russell Reply

    Drone defense:
    Stingers ( see Miami Vice TV show 1980s)
    Apache, Hueycobra gunships
    Bronco COIN planes
    Duck hunters with scoped rifles, 50 cal
    Reuse WW2 Bazooka with rocket shells

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