Opening summary

S. Air Force. Perry's inquiry emerged from his concern regarding the nature of the photograph, which he believed depicted an unidentified flying object.

The FBI's response to Perry was clear: they do not engage in investigations related to UFO sightings or reports. Instead, the Bureau indicated that such matters fall outside their jurisdiction. S.

Air Force for further analysis. Perry's apprehension about the fate of his photographs was noted in the correspondence. He expressed a desire for the return of his images, which suggests a level of personal investment in the matter.

The FBI's communication emphasized that they had no role in the investigation of UFO phenomena and reiterated that any inquiries of this nature should be directed to the Air Force, which is better equipped to handle such cases. This incident reflects a broader context of public interest in UFOs during the 1960s, a period marked by numerous reports…