Report on Torpedo Sightings at Lake Trehörningen

This document is a field report authored by Fjärdingsman K. Sundquist regarding sightings of torpedo-like objects at Lake Trehörningen. The report details an incident on Saturday, August 24, between 11:15 and 11:30, witnessed by Britt Forsberg and her mother-in-law, Tekla Forsberg. The witnesses observed a torpedo-like object at an altitude of approximately 25-50 meters, traveling from the east toward the west. The object appeared to descend toward the lake with an unsteady flight path but maintained a relatively high speed. Unlike a previous sighting, no water splash was observed upon the object's arrival at the lake, though a streak in the water was noted shortly thereafter. The object was described as being approximately 0.5 meters long and 0.5 meters wide between its wingtips. The author notes that the distance to the alleged impact point from Västervik is significant, and the impact point is near the western shore, suggesting the possibility of a misidentification regarding whether the object actually entered the water. The report further notes that none of the observed objects produced smoke or light phenomena. The objects generally passed over the lake within a 450-meter area, at altitudes ranging from 25 to 200 meters. The document also provides a brief geographical description of Lake Trehörningen, noting its maximum depth of approximately 25 meters and its sandy/muddy bottom. Finally, the author references a previous sighting from late May, which had been reported via telephone to Captain Wall at the Fo-staben in Umeå. An attached map illustrates the flight paths of the objects as described by the witnesses.