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NO SOUND, I'IOVING SLOWLY, SQioiTlMS ACCf;LERATlNG AND SLOWING DOWN M National Research CoUncil of cWda/ RG '17, Vol. 309 Consell natlonal de recherches du Canada ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNnD POLICE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA PCR: 12 APR 78 Vicki BURNS ~tt al U.F.O. Stghttng Hr. Prince George, B. C. 6 ~PR 78 1. On the 10 APR 78, Mrs. BURNS contacted our offi./c?~ aad advtsed that her horses had been struck by a beaa of ltgbt froa a U.F.O. and they were now recetving aedtoal traat.e.t fro Dr. MelEE. The U.F.O. had beta stghted on the 6 APR 78, but Mrs. BURNS dtd not contact our office nttl the 10 APR 78. 2. A patrol ... ce~cted to the IURWS far, which ts locate4 apprea. 10 otles west of Prtnct George. Mrs. BURNS was tatertewed and her ~orses exaatntd~ She advtsed that at approx. 7:~0 p.a. on tht~ 6 APR 78, she had btd~ed down htr horses and was returntng to the house when a bea of ltght flas~-by her a~d tnto the ba~. She heard the screaa and went dtrectly back to thea. The aataals wert very agttattd aad had to bt clltd down. Mrs. BURNS then called so .. ptople.to co .. and asstst her wtth the The followtat people cae to the IURJIS restdt.ct "and auhted her. Ray and 'Altce MILLER, Otway Rd., 5U- 9626i Wayne and Leaort LOFTUS, Bergan Road, 562- 3923; Jeaa ANDERSON, ltrgaaa Road, 563-8717. They later vtewed object tn the sky wtth BURNS. a 3. On the eventng of the s1ghttng, Mrs. BURNS coetacted the Radto Stat1on and ad~tsed the of the stghttng aad t~ btao of ltght which had struck her horses. The Radto Statton put a broadcast over the air and tt was heard by lttn SJEPH15. STEPHENS appar.ntly saw an object tn the sky alo1 wttla tlat fo,lowtag people. George SEVIGNY, Gus STRIEFEL, C 1dy ST~PHEN, ltartl SEVIGNY. 4. lo ~ U .. Jt, l cotac.ttd Dr. MClEE and qestt~t4 ~to .... ~ ... ~lat horsts. Ht stated that tht laorses wert coopletelJ exlaaustedas t)e reault"of shock. The shock has affected thetr body fu1cttoas. Ht could not explat1 what bad caused thetr coadttton. Two spot~ on the atok of oe of the horses was exaotaed and he stated that tt 'appHrtd to be rtngwora. Dr. MCtEE bas prescribed edtcatto for the horses aad they appear to be recOYtrt ng. Two horsts are bet.,g treated. National Research Counoll of Canada/ Consell nat ional de recherches du Canada Ytckt lUllS et at U.F.O. Stghttng Nr. Pr1nce Qeorge~ B.C. 6 APR 78 Continued fro page 1 oc C- 237. S. As th.e resu1t .of Mrs. BURNS concern that there aY be radfatfon present t the barn, I attended wtth Ch.fef TRASK fro C.F.I. Baldy Hughes, and h.e tested the barn. No radfatfon was detected. 6. On th.e J3 APR 78, C.F.B. Baldy Hughes was contacted and it was .dfsooered that Ken STEPHENS had contcfed tbe lase on the 6 APR 78 at 8:05 P Cpl. DOIRON and Cpl. PERRIN were workfng at th.e tfe. They advfsed th.at nothing was detected on radar and they checked th.e sky and observed an object whfch. appeared to be a star. 1. On the 14 APR 78, I contacted Dr. McNAMARA of the National Research Coucfl and advised ~t of t~e ctrcustancts. Ht was provided w~th. the naes of the people involved. CONCLUDED HERE. NCO 1/ Watch EOR&E SUB/DIVISION DIVISION, D-2 RESEARCH COU!CIL NatJonaJ Raearc:h Counc:U of CaNJJa/ RG 77, Vol. 309 Conlell natJonal de recherc:het du ~da U.F.O. Sttllthg Stat .. ant' of Y1ck1 IURIIS (10 31 JUl 51). Bergan Road, . taken by Cs t . J. N. HOLYIC on the 13 APR 78. ' ' I' was leaving the barn located on Y property, Bergaan Rd.,, \0 11es west of Prince George. I had f1n1shtd btddfng d~wn the anfals 'for the nfght and was about to go back to the house. 1 t was dar~ outsfde but there ts a yard lfght located near our trailer. The sty'was clear. 1 had juat lef't the barn and wu standfng outsfde when I saw a btaa of 11ght whfch exte4~ fro a group of trees to the barn. It was approx. 2 ._ dtaeter. I saw tht tie heard the hOIIIIS scr so I ttdiately retur .. d to tht ban. I don't recall 1f the bea was still thtrt. I attended to the hords. Tht horse nearest the wtndow ;. the barn fn whfch the bean st .. td to have gone tbro .. ti was down wfth fro~t feet throu~h a plywoollwall. It was conscfous and struggling to get out. He got up on ~11 ewn power. When t had ltft the barn both horsts had bee standing. The horse tn tht next atall was layfng on fts stde, and was 1 .atfonless. Whflt I stood there, the horse got up and ft frfghte.... After gettJAt t~ ttl feet ht t .. edfattl darted forwards tato the screen surroundtag the stall. I checked tht thfrd stall and checked the are, and attended to ._,. I returaed to the house and phoned Mrs. ANDERSON, ~ other. She c ... to ., house t .. edfately and we looked up fnto the sky aa4 saw a lfght whfch appeared to be round and tsty. It was at plane level and a,.ared to have no set flfght pat.., tad would dart froa oat spot to another. Tr wert ao brsta. It was w~1te ,tn color sounds, was travt111ag froa lire. to Sothaad was approx. ~ tht sfzt of tht .. on, w~ tt ... cltaest to tht frotad andthe salltr National Resurch 'CoonoU of c.swJa/ RG 77, Vol, 309 Consell national de recherches du Canada U.F.O.' Stpttlg It appeared to be at~et pla level at tts lowest level ad the 'tt~tr . Vt P'- Mrs. Lenore LOFTUS. who o~ns o of the Worsts. to co .. over. She arrtved wtth her hYsband d Mr. and Mrs. IlLLER. Everyone.except Ltore. vtewtd the object at thts tt... It appeared to be farth, away at thts tt .. and app11red t. be a darting light. We watched the tght for approx .... 'our and went back tnto the barn. We Wtrt back tD4 f~ 1~ the barn durt~gthts period of tt... V.tn I w the hoYit the 11tht still prest .. ,,P chtckt4 te tf the light sttll in the sky Wt~ I had fOlie I had YfiWtd t"e light for The fo1 t11 day, I ~htck.. horses and fo~nd thet they appee~ Ynceordinateed out of charec loJ,~,._,,. chtc~hl ~-,,,. I noted a circlt tither s1dt of DICk, tell present the '"''P''!Al I photo II'IIPIHIII the llo tr.. llorsea were put outt1 de ~ nd-in the afteno I .. ,._ ftll.r fall dow.. I called the Vet. Dr. McKEE c ... _., checked the horses. He to1 ..... t t~e1 ae ... d to be suffering fro ..,.. fright wiAII td a aaber of t1.,.1'1tid IJDptoi.s. that the dtfe)l& were 1 for. of rtagwor. Ht left ~ celt wtth IJIIY. Or. MelEE ke't ta toch and the raes dtda't ,_,,_,.~ Oa Moada.r the 18 API' 78, I called ... Jet. lilt ... lillY pPIICftted 10 .... dtcint. I "PP called t_. ~1 ..... adwtsed the occrrence. I M' t ca11 th ..... llflht tf the OCCif"NiM. I had call td Mlthet. ~ called the l~e ltattoa. The llwi .. .,_date tt ... tNwht. lttH4 t .a. us U.F.O. StgUtng lr. Prince George, B.C Stateent of Ken STEPHENS (BO: 12 FEB 47) taken by Cst. J.N HOLY~ oa the 15 APR 78. on the 6 APR 78 at approx. 8:00 R I J~rt~ed at 4278 Hart Hwy Pr1nce George, B.c. fro. the hospital. As I was parking th-Van, I noticed an object ove across the sky fro the East ~o the Southwest. The objtet stopped and appeared to descend. It appeared bluish white in color. After descending, the object's light went out for approx. 15 seconds and then flashtng colored ltght app~ared. The ltghts flashing were red on the ends of th object and orange on the botto. I WI\ viewtng the object with Y naked eye. It appeared to be approx. twtce as high as a sall atrcraft flies. The sky was clear. There were no bursts and when ftrst sighted the ltght was bright but then seeed to dt. After ov1ng across 'the sky, 1t appeared tt.stay fairly s~ttoaary. The object appeared alot bigger star pro~ablJ because of its elevation. No sound or fireballs were ettted. I went tnto the house and told aoe people what I had seen. I then returned outstde and set up a 7 X 50 power telescope. I vtewed the object with the telescope. I saw a dtsc shaped object. It wa~ orang-on the botto wtth flashing red 11thts. on the s1de. It was fatrly stattoaary. I vtewed tt for approx. 1 hour. Whtle I was vtewtng the object, I phoned Baldy Hughes Radar Base and avtaed the of what I was obaerving. I called twtce, the secoad tt .. they stated they could see the object. The object thea .oved rarther west unttl it disappeared behtnd tile htll. .., As the , ... lt of a Radto lroacast, I drove to the 'Mtworth area. Tile broadcast ha stated tha~ so people ltwtt 11 twor~h arta had so .. horses strck wtth NatJonal Reaearc:h CoOncll of CM~a~JA/ RG 77, Vol. l09 Consell natJonaJ de rec:herc:het du Canada U. F.O. S1tUhtg ' Prtace ree. a.c. Conttae~fro pate 1 of C-237. 2f APR 78 a bea fro a U.F.O. I drove to a restdnce and fnqutred. It ~as the Ray NILLER restdence. They apparently knew the people that the horses belonged to. I told the what I had seen so they took e over to the people's restdence.1 I spoke to the people there and looked at the horses an~ Approx. three days later; I attended at the residence at ~tworth wtth ~ geiger couater. 1 had been brtef lesson on tts operation by Dr~ FALkNER. I checked the bare where the horses were located and got what I thought was a sall reading. I then returned to Prince George. Sfgned: ' Kenneth STEPHENS NatlonaJ Raeardl Council of CMwiJ&/ Conlell natlonaJ de recherches du Canada U.F.O. Sighting lr. Prface George, B.C. Stat .. ent of Ray MILLER(ID: 9 MAY 35) tatta by Cst. J.N. HOLYK on the 6 APR 78, I was vfs1t1ng at Wayne and Lenore's restdeace. At approx. 8:00 P Mrs. BURNS phoned and talked to Lenore. Lenore told ~s that ~ictf auru had .to 1 d her not to say u,thi ng about what had happened over there because we would think she was nuts. She dfd want soM help wfth t ,he horses. Lenore told us a lfttle so we.left and went to the BURNS resfdence. When I got there, Yfcki BURNS, Jean ANDERSON were there. Yfckf told us about a 'ba of lfght and thfs tbfng that was flytag around up there. I went into the barn and found the horses fn a highly agftated state. Th~ young gelding had been oved to a corner