FBI PR007 Paired Contacts
Tertiary Release 5 representative sequence testing the two-contact observation in FBI PR007 against its D032 witness report.
Archive path: Release_5/Analysis/C108-Release-5-Tertiary-Representative-Frame-Sequence.md
Workflow: AI-assisted analysis path with source citations, conventional checks, and clearly labeled interpretation.
Audience: serious-uap-readers
Video: [FBI PR007 / DOD_111887430](/?open=Release_5%2FDOD_111887430.mp4). Companion: [FBI D032 - Slow-moving Objects](/?open=Release_5%2FFBI-UAP-D032_FD-302_Slow-moving-Objects_2026.pdf). Samples: [1.000s](/?open=Release_5%2FDOD_111887430.mp4&t=1), [2.000s](/?open=Release_5%2FDOD_111887430.mp4&t=2), [3.000s](/?open=Release_5%2FDOD_111887430.mp4&t=3), [4.000s](/?open=Release_5%2FDOD_111887430.mp4&t=4), and [5.000s](/?open=Release_5%2FDOD_111887430.mp4&t=5).
Two dark contacts are visible simultaneously through the interval. Their left-right ordering persists while positions change against a cloud-textured background. That supports a two-contact image sequence rather than one isolated speck.
D032 reports an RF alert followed by one operator's thermal observation of two black-hot objects moving together for five to ten minutes. The ten-second PR007 file is consistent with the body-count portion, but it is not the reported full-duration record. D032 supplies no reliable altitude or speed, and the public file does not expose palette metadata, range, lens state, or platform motion.
The fixed crop preserves both returns while they remain in the region. Relative spacing changes, but the review does not prove formation keeping because perspective, independent ordinary motion, and camera movement are uncalibrated.