UFO Sightings at McLeese Lake

This document is a letter dated September 26, 1967, written by Mrs. R. Begin of McLeese Lake, British Columbia, to Jim and Coral Lorenzen of APRO. The author describes three separate UFO sightings she experienced in August 1967. The first sighting occurred on August 2, 1967, at 8:00 PM, involving an oval-shaped object with a white light that traveled silently from north to south near Sheridian Hill. The second sighting took place on August 26, 1967, at 10:00 PM, where a large, blood-red, pulsing light was observed moving from south to north along a hill. This event was witnessed by six adults and others using binoculars, who noted the light was difficult to look at. The third sighting occurred the same night at 3:30 AM. The author initially observed a bright, flashing red and green object she mistook for a star. Later, she observed a second object, which she described as a satellite, climb toward the first object. The two objects interacted, with the first object following the second before disappearing behind hills, while the second object remained stationary in the northeast sky. The author expresses her curiosity regarding these events and requests information from APRO, noting that she had recently read a book by Aimé Michelle that contained a similar account.