Report on Torpedo Sightings at Lake Trehörningen

This document, which appears to be page 3 of a larger report, details eyewitness accounts of unidentified torpedo-like objects observed at Lake Trehörningen in Sweden. On Saturday, August 24, between 11:15 and 11:30, witnesses identified as Britt Forsberg and her mother-in-law, Tekla Forsberg, observed an object descending toward the lake from an altitude of approximately 25 to 50 meters. The object was described as traveling from the east toward the west. The witnesses estimated the object to be about 0.5 meters long and noted that it appeared to have a wobbling, uncertain flight path. Unlike a previous sighting mentioned in the text, this specific event did not produce a water splash, though a streak in the water was reportedly observed shortly after the impact. The report notes that the distance from Västervik to the alleged impact site is significant, and because the site is near the western shore, there is uncertainty regarding whether the object actually entered the water or if the witnesses were mistaken. The document further describes the physical characteristics of Lake Trehörningen, noting a maximum depth of 25 meters, clear water, and a bottom composed of sand, clay, and mud. It concludes by mentioning that an attached map illustrates the flight paths of the torpedoes based on the information provided by the witnesses.