Hey. I'm from Wisconsin. I saw something and I was hoping you knew more about it or had talked to other people about something because I can't find anything like it online. When I was 19-21 in my first rental on Brittingham Bay in Madison Wisconsin there were 3 times a floating ball of light floated into my bedroom and popped on a blinding flash of light. The 3rd time I saw the light approach my bedroom window and push it open. As it entered the room it filled with the blinding white light almost instantly and the next thing I knew it was night and completely dark. I grabbed my phone and 5 hours had passed from when I had entered my room and seen the light. Every time I saw one of the lights my roommate upstairs would see tall dark figures standing in his room and he wouldn't be able to move. He only saw them on the nights I saw the lights. A few years later I lived in Milwaukee on East Locust street and I was playing my synthesizer at 1 or 3 a.m. I noticed a thing sitting on my couch staring at me. It was the size of a small beachball. Still much bigger than a basketball. It had weird hat. It was more round than it was pointy but it still came softly to a point. Not a tall hat. It looked like most of the body was the head and had little legs and arms with large hands and feet. It had a huge smile like a crescent moon that took up 1/3 of its face. The skin on its face was leathery tan with folds. It had huge yellow eyes with large black pupils taking up a lot of the rest of the face. As I looked at it my eyes drifted to its eyes. Suddenly its pupils moved and met my stare. As soon as that happened there was a blinding flash of white light and loud popping noise and then it was gone. I looked for it after flipping the lights on. I was afraid to sleep after that. But its disappearance with the flash of light was just like the balls of light when they would pop and vanish with the blinding white light and crackle or pop sound. Have you ever heard of anything like this? I'd really like to hear other stories from people about similar events.