Reporter Angelia Joiner quotes Sorrells as saying that one day after he spoke with the Associated Press, he received an unusual phone call. A man identifying himself as an Air Force lieutenant colonel called him about the sighting and wanted to come out to Sorrells' property to speak with him. When Sorrells told the caller he would think about it, the man insisted and said he would be coming out to Sorrells' property to speak with him.

The conversation grew "heated," according to the Empire-Tribune report, and Sorrells says the caller stated, "Son, we have the same caliber weapons as you do but a lot more of them."

The Empire-Tribune story quoted Sorrells as stating, "So I said if he was who he said he was, why didn't he stop flying over my air space with all those helicopters. And he informed me that it was not my air space — it was his. He told me if I'd quit talking about what I saw he would stop the helicopters."
"I get up at 2:30 a.m. to go to work and these helicopters kept flying over and I couldn't sleep. Because it was about time to get up and go to work, I just got up and went outside to see what I could."

Story continues below. He had an intruder on his property that left a bullet for him as a calling card. It's interesting to follow the links because I hadn't heard about all this <detail.>