Is phoenix forgotten based on a true story and how does it end?

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<span>Phoenix Forgotten was written by Justin Barber and is based on a true story. It is based when on March 13, 1997, mysterious lights flying in a V-formation pierced the sky over Phoenix, Arizona. Thousands of people, including then-Governor Fife Symington, reported seeing these lights, which came to rest on the horizon for an hour before fading away. The inhabitants of Phoenix believed they had seen something extraordinary, a message from extraterrestrials who had made contact with our world.</span>

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