Additionally, Project Blue Book believed that "Saucedo's account could not be relied upon – he had only a grade school education and had no concept of direction and was conflicting in his answers...in view of the stormy weather conditions, an electrical phenomenon such as ball lightning or St. Elmo's fire seemed to be the most probable cause."
そのうえ、プロジェクト・ブルーブックは次のように考えた、「サウセドの話は信頼できない -彼はグレード・スクール (grade school) の教育しか受けておらず、 方向感覚がなく、答えが矛盾している……雷雨の条件を考慮すると、球電あるいはセントエルモの火が最も考え得る要因であるようにおもわれる」 ("Saucedo's account could not be relied upon – he had only a grade school education and had no concept of direction and was conflicting in his answers...in view of the stormy weather conditions, an electrical phenomenon such as ball lightning or St. Elmo's fire seemed to be the most probable cause.") 。