UFOs Seen Over Baker Creek Area

On May 19, 1967, in the early morning hours, a series of unidentified aerial phenomena were reported in the Baker Creek area near Quesnel, British Columbia. The initial sighting was made by Jean Lavington, a student home from UBC, who was awakened around 2:00 a.m. by a sound described as resembling a jet plane. Upon looking out her window, she observed several white lights, a green light, and a bright, flashing red light moving slowly across a field toward the south. Following this, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lavington, joined her to observe subsequent objects. A second object disappeared behind trees before they could fully view it, but a third object, featuring three green lights, was clearly observed by all three witnesses. Mrs. Lavington utilized binoculars to view this object but could discern only the lights. A fourth object, described as resembling a star, was also sighted. Finally, a fifth object was observed hanging suspended in the sky, consisting of a cluster of green lights and a flashing red light. This object appeared to rotate, occasionally forming a straight line or a partial circle. The witnesses observed this fifth object for 30 minutes. The following day, the Lavington family contacted a neighbor living 15 miles closer to town, who confirmed having seen similar phenomena, specifically an undulating red light, and had even awakened a hired hand to witness the event. The report concludes that the mystery remains unexplained.