Yukon Alaska Hwy Jan 20 2025 Case – Raw Dashcam Timestamp Jump + 21:51 Orb Photo (Higher Res)

[YukonJohnCan]

I am posting this for honest technical analysis and debunking only. No promotion, no book, no sales — just the raw evidence from my January 20, 2025 encounter on the Alaska Highway (Mile 777–801, Watson Lake, Yukon).


Key facts:

• Driving north alone at night.
• Dashcam running continuously.
• Object followed parallel ~10 minutes, central orb with 3 bright white feather-like blades/wings scanning ground.
• While narrating the orb shrinking/jetting off, craft drops down centerline.
• Raw dashcam timestamp jumps from ~8:24 to 10:00 (96 minutes missing time captured on hardware).
• At 21:51 (inside missing time), phone took photo of single bright orb in trees — I have zero memory of taking it. Higher resolution than dashcam stills.
• Same-night handwritten notes + drawings (Jan 20–24) match NUFORC report #187232: sphere with three feather-like surrounds, changed shape, took off.
• Hypnosis later confirmed details (grays in car, scanning/floating, observer mission).

Full unedited movie (dashcam, notes, drawings, photo, hypnosis):

Source: https://youtu.be/ISHZF3wDyFU


Source: https://youtu.be/bHYfy24JGmE?si=X_y1BBnMPmKV1eQV
this is a short clip a ufo flies right infront of my car..while i am dictating into my phone about an ufo i had just seen...looks like i was followed.

this is the picture i took on the side of the road

Mick West reviewed the dashcam footage, sent GPS-mapped analysis, but could not explain the object.


FotoForensics on the 21:51 orb photo (20250120_215152.jpg):

• No editing detected (ELA/noise uniform, no compression mismatches, no cloning).
• Metadata: Samsung Galaxy S21, Night Mode, ISO 6400, 1/4s shutter, DualShot stacking — consistent with untouched original.

Requesting:

• Photo forensics on the orb image (blooming, flare, prosaic source?).
• Timestamp jump verification (hardware glitch or real?).
• Any explanation fitting all data (dashcam + photo + notes + hypnosis).

Happy to provide originals or more files on request. Looking for serious scrutiny only.


Thanks.

 

[Harabeck]

Mick West reviewed the dashcam footage, sent GPS-mapped analysis, but could not explain the object.

And where is that? We should include it in this thread.

 

[Mendel]

this is a short clip a ufo flies right infront of my car..while i am dictating into my phone about an ufo i had just seen...looks like i was followed.

Where? When?

 

[MyMatesBrainwashed]

The red "orb" (around 10 mins into the over hour long video) does an incredible job of tracking the movements of the camera to appear stationary.

Skip anywhere forward, back and it's in exactly the same spot.

I doubt it's a ufo.

 

[Ravi]

Underwhelming "evidence" presented.

 

[Mick West]

And where is that? We should include it in this thread.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/5...try=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDMxOC4xIKXMDSoASAFQAw==

59.7440079,-127.3313094

At the time (Feb 2025) I said: "Hard to say. I'd say the most likely thing is the headlights of distant cars/trucks, like 30-40 miles in front of you. It reminds me of driving long roads in the desert. "

And also:

You'd get an illusion of a false horizon

So if there was something on the road at the top of that rise, it would look like it's in the sky.

 

[purpleivan]

What on earth is this video supposed to be showing. I wasn't going to watch 82 minutes of video, end to end, with no guide as to which parts are relevant, so I spent about 10 minutes skipping through it.

All I can see in it are some curved red arrows point at what are clearly lights on building, or other mundane objects, moving across the field of view, exactly as you'd expect when a the camera (attached to a vehicle) is going around bends in the road. The lights aren't moving, the camera is.

As for the "missing time" that occurs during an edit in the video, during which some kind of unexplained graphic is displayed, what is this supposed to demonstrate, other than that the camera was turned off for that time and then back on again later.

This appears to be an 82 minutes long video of someone taking a totally normal drive.

Is there something I'm missing?