Photograph, w/ Negative, of Regular-Viewed Tic-Tac Like "Spook Lights" of Widely Studied "Bridgewater Triangle" UAP

To whom this may concern,  I am a senior software engineer whose career has spanned, inter alia, research & development of humanity’s most advanced assistive reading, optical character recognition, and mobile device network provisioning technology.
As such, the following is presented respectfully to peer technologists & scientists.
 Sighting date-time, apprx. ~Autumn 2008 +- 365 days. At night  Near-precise geocoords (within 100 yards): 41.965732, -71.034037  Atmospheric conditions: clear  Witnesses: Two adults  UAP’s observed: ~One dozen streaming lights, white to yellow/orange, which moved in intelligent patterns, e.g. figure-eights and interacted with one another. The shape and movement resembled Tic-Tac phenomenon chronicled in the Q2 2021 released Pentagon material. Around these were stationary blue orbs.
You may note that connecting the lights in the sample photograph, which would be produced on request, creates a saucer shape  Background:  I studied a local phenomenon known as the “Bridgewater Triangle.” These UAPs are known in the lore as “Spook Lights.”  What may be remarkable for research is that in my experience and study, these UAPs appear regularly.
 With my study matched to experience, I’ve inferred that the only regular time the lights are observable is Autumn and Winter.
 I retain a negative of the photograph which would be produced to you on request. Somewhere in my files is a specific date.
 Thank you for your service to humanity.