ILif I I ~I]J l u I!WI our euUn NU w .. I CFB BORIEN o s. ltDOC onAWA FOR HERZIEM INSTilUTE OF_ASTAOPHYSICS ISUIJ: UfO IOORT IEF: CFM 71-1 1. Uf'O RE PO!"' C. Mit TH STEWART RJt 5 COL~TER OHT D. ' 3 M1 WEST OF ORIUIA/MEOONIT ~ LIME F. ORAlia: Q.OW WITH RIN6AROtltD IT ABOVf: OORIZOit G. 10 Mill N6tJ~I Research Council of Can&d&/ Consell national de r~rches dv P&nada NRC METI~R CiNTRE OTTAV~ Ul UFO RICHMOND 8C 79tiOV RICHMOND PILE NO 7tb31075 ON 7tii0VIt 0100 HRS PST A UFO' VAS lib IY SUSAN VAN DEW 80 AllDo DOB 6lNOVOI OP 8591 FRANCIS RDo RICHMOND IC 1'1' VA A CLIAil NIINT IN& VAS AT .;fmR HOliK Alft) 08SDVID THB UFO TaAVILLIIII HIT 0 IMT OVIII NORTtml RICHMOND IN& DISCRIBID ITS IHAPI AS HAVING TN& APPIAilANCI OP AN UPSIIDI DOW SAUCIR VITH A GUY fOP TN& 80TTOII VAS PLAT AJm DULl. GOLD IN COLOUR VITH A IILACK CDT'Ill VHICH APP&ARID TO PIIOTitUDK $LIGHTLrt THU VAS 4 IVINLY IPACID ON TN& BOTTOM dAR THE CIRCUMFIJWfCK AND ALSO VHAT APPCAiliD TO 81 TRIAIICIULAit SHAPID VDrTS THa TOP APPIAiliD TO '\ 81 IPINING VHILI THE BOTTOM ~AI MOTJONLIII IT MADE A HUYMNING NOISE QUITi LOUD SHI 08IIRVID THI UFO FOR APPROXIMATILT I MINUTIS PROM A RIAIO~JLI.JHORT DI.T""9I AT VHICH TIHI SHI VINT TO GIT HIR ~AR!NTS SHI RIT1JJUIKD APPROXIMATit.Y l/1 NIWTI ~TIR AT VHICH TIN! iT VAS DISAPPIAJUIIG TO THI lAST TDRB I! NO OTHat 'KNOVN OBSKRVANCI!!S CPL LUCAS D VATCH RCMP RICHMOND DITACHMINT TILIX 041~07833 Nat1onal Research Council of Canada/ Consell national de recherches du Canada M&MORANDUM A r NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNSEL ~6. PRIMATORY SCIENCES SECTION ' A .,. 100 .SUSSEX DRIVE L O'l"l'AW~, ONTARIO KlA ~6 TO{ J Yauc. IIIDI!Xm IY h_.//"" I ' "A U! fi(AUON (U JfCUIJfl l l H flfflfH( f- l U I "' flfft1Ht l NT OIC RICHMOND TOWN~HIP DETACHME Unidentified Flying Object Observed, Cpl. LUCAS of Richmond Detachment investigated an UnidentifiedObject observed at Richmond. on the 79-11-29 at approx. 0200 Hrs. Pacif~c Standard Tiae an Unidentified Flying Object was seen by susan VAN DEN BOOGAARD, (Bt 61-11-Q2), of 8591 Francis Road, Richmond, a.o. It clear night. She was at her home and ob~erved the unidentified Flying Object travelling ,west to east over Northern Richmond. She described ita shape as having the appearapce of an upside down saucer with a grfJY top. The bottom was .flat and dull gold in colour with a black center which appeared to protrude slightly. There ware four (4) lights evenly spaced on the bottom near the circumference and also what appeared to be triangular ~ped vents. The top appe~ed to be spinning while the bottom was motionless. It made a hUIIIIIling noise quite loud. She observed'the u.F. O. for approx. 2 mine. from a reasonably short distance at which time she went to get her parents. She returned approx. :(/2 adns. later at which time it was disappearing t.o the east.. There was no other known observant. susan VAti DEN ,BOOOAARD i~ 19 yrs.' old, she lives wj.th her parents and works at vancouver Int'l Airport as an Insurance Sales parson. She seems intelligen~ and reliable and advises she had not been drinking prior to seeing 1{he U. F. O. She did not appear to be the type of person who would imagine spotting a U. F. O. or mald.ng a .false report. As she works at the Airport she is familiar with the appearance of aircraft& at nights. Details of the sighting were forWarded to the Area control centre at' vancouver Int' l Airport at tqe time of ,it being reported. ~, (F. SC , . Supt. ore Richmond Twsp. Det. Richmond Township Detachment 6900 Minoru Blvd. l'olatlonal Research Council of Canada/ RC 77, Vol. 309 nAtJonaJ de recl)erches du Canada 16 VIA 1D1C IIC, ROUTID RITt.OCK 79DI003 ~ IIWO K DIV IDIC lfUTIII lilt UFO IIIKTI .. .,.. PLVII 111"'1 .. WAS lmPOIITU TO OUII O"ICK AT 1111tlllS 19DaCOI ' A DAft MD Tl T...CH COII.IICI .. AT IUO IIIli 8 IICY COifDITIOif CLIM tfiTM PVLL .. 011 . G tatava IAIL C ... WAn.) DACa\' OP TMI IIAJII.U DIIT &aRTA D .... 081DVATIOif _.. TMI UIUfiR WAI AT IIIII DIIDafCir oa .. CT lUll PIIOII IIACK nTIIAIJft TO IICIUII MD 'IIIHUell WI ... W a othiA UIUVUI MCUI lOIII PMft. It U MD DAVID t ftl r aaan PoonAU. IIIAND APPIIOX 1 nn .... ' 81liiHT -.uw, COLOR UIIAIIII .. ITATIOIIAIIY APPilOlC .. PDT Mow UCIUIID 110 IOUIID WAWD UIDftll ...... IH nt , ... 11.-T DPCNI1' PO POU.OW CIT .. IIOCGaiiTON IIVUTIUTI ... I.IR niT LOGIC Dn f& 1 ~ fl WI.. . National Research Council of Canada/ Consell national de recherches du Can'ada MEMORANDUM NOTE. DE SERVICE UCUIWTY IOH MHCUIIII< r . / jll. National Research Council ~ Planetary Sciences Section L 100 Sussex Drive OTTAWA, .ontario OUIInLE NIIIIFlREHCf YOUII f'U VflfiJ:Ev-' DE N .C.O. i/c L_ WESTLOCK DETACHMENT RE: O.F.O. SIGRTIN~S This correspondence is in furtherance to our telex of the 3rd instant covering an alleged U.F.O. sighting by one Gail DACEY. Please be advised that at ~758 'hrs. 79 DEC 02, this office received a phone call from Gail (Mrs. Wayne) DACEY (DB: 08 MAY 48) of the NAPLES district, Alberta. NAP~ES is located some 20 miles northwest of WESTLOCK, Alberta. Cat. D. R. McCORRISTON of this office subsequently attended at the DACEY farm, however, no evidence could be found whip~ might remotely be connected with the apparition. The sighting and subsequent investigation occurred after sunset. On 79 DEC 03, ~pl. R.W. MOW, also of this office, attended at the DACEY farm in response to information received fro~ Mrs. DACEY to t .he effect that imprints of unknown origin had been found in the snow at or near the locatio~ of the sighting. Cpl. HOW'S examination of the imprints established that same were created by a young child (or children), prob~ly DACEY' S off-spring~ and definitely not connected ~n any way with the alleged sighting. The imprints were approximately 75 -~00 feet away from where the apparition was sighted. From investigations conducted by Cpl. MQW and Cs~. McCORRISTON, the followin~ circumstances are provided. At approximate~y 1730 hrs. 79 DEC'02, DACEX' S Doberman Pincher dog beganbarking at the rear door (outside) .of the DACEY residence. Mrs. DACEY" responded to the back door to ~nvestigate what was causing the dog to become aroused. At the back door, she found the dog facing a northwest ~irectiort from the house, looking in that direction. She observed a bright blue object glowing some 300 feet to the northwest. Mrs. DACEY walked approximately 25 feet from the house in an effort to better identify what she was looking at, then apparently became frightened and returned to the house Where she at~empted to telephone her husband at work. Between other ~elephone calla made, she had occasion to observe the object over a period of approximately 15 minutes. The object was initially noted to be a very bright blue color hQWever obaer~tion continped,, tne color dimmed ~n intensity. The object was football shaped with a length estimated at 5 feet. According to Mrs. DACEY, the length was vertical to the ground. No sound cou~d be heard aminating from ~he object, whJoh remained suspended approximately 20 feet ~ve the ground, probably due, according to Mrs. DACEY, to the dog' s continuous barking. Mrs. DACEY' S two son's, ~aUl (12 yra.) and David (9 yrs.) apparently also observed the apparition Natlonal Research Council of Canada/ Consell national de recherches du Canada U.~.O. SIGHTINGS Mrs. DACEY is known to both Cst. ~cCORRISTON and At this time, her reliability must be accessed a s unknown. appears to be of a low average intelligence. CJ?l. MOW. Mrs. DACEY I trust that the above information will be of assistance . National Research Council of Canada/ national de rec herches du Canada Yours trTLl , W. A. HUTMACHER, 5/Sgt. i/c WESTLOCK DETACHMENT MEMORANDUM NOTE DE SERVICE ~Rational Reaearcb Coaooil Planetary Scieacea Section l_lOO SU.aax Dri._ SECUAtl'r C&..ASSIF'IC4TlOH OESECUiflrt OUR R\.1 NlltlnRENCl OI"!'AWA, Ontario VOUn fiLE VIRtFtRENCf L_ WBS'l'LOCJit DB'l'ACBMEM Rlh U.P.O. SIGBTlBGS Tbia corr .. poncJence b in furtherance t6 our \alex of the 3rd !natant ~r!Jtq Ul alleqec! U.P .o. aieJhtinq by one Gail DACB'f Pl ... e be advbed that at 1758 bn. '79 DBC 02, thia office received a pho.ne call froa Gail (~. Wayne) MCBT (DBt 08 MY U) of the RAPLBS diatrict, A.l.berta. RAPLBS b located ttc.e 20 ailu nortbweat of WBS'!'LOCK, Alberta. cat:. "D. B. McCOJtRIS'f(ll of thia office aubaequentlty atteDcJed at the DACEY fana, however, no evidence could be found which aiqbt u.otely be oonneoted with the apparition. 1"be aiqbtinq a .nd aubae(qaet inve tigat1on occurred after aunaet. On 79 DBC 03, Cpl. R.". MOW, abo of thia office, attended at the DACEY .fana in reapoue to inforaation receiYed fro. ~. DACBY to the effect that illpribt:a .of tmltN*ft origin had been found iD the anow at or near the location of the aigbting. Cpl. MOM'S .xa-tution of the ~rint:a eatabUahed that .... were created by a younq child (or children), probably DACBT'S off-apring, and definitely not connected in uy way with the alleqed dghting. 'ftse. illprint:a were approztaat.ely 75 -1 0 0 feet away frca where the apparition vas dqhted. Pro. in~tigati~ conducted by. Cpl. MOM and Cat. McCORRIS'l'Olf, the following ciro ~ are proYided. At approsiaately 1730 bra. 79 DBC 02, DACBY'S Pincber cSog bec]aD barking at the rear door (outdde) of the DACBT .reddence. ~. DI'Cin" re ponded to the back door to inYeatiqate what vaa cauainq the doq to ~e aroaJ~ed. At the back door, aha folllld the doq facinq a northweat directioa fro. the boua, looking .in that direction. tJ)\a ob~ a bright bl .. object qlowinq o.e 300 ~t to the northweat. Mra. DACBT walked approxiaately 25 feet fro. the bouae in n effort to bet~ identify. what aha w .. l'OOkinq at, then apparently be+ a frightened and retarned to the ho011a where abe att...pted to talaphoM her baaband at wort. Betwun other telepboae calla aada, abe had oooaion to obe~ the object oYer: a period of appro:daately 15 ainft8S. !'he object waa . initially noted to be a ftry bright bl color hoiW..-er, a the allu' vation continued, the color dt 1' in int..aai t;y. The object wu football ahaped with a length eatiaated at 5 feet. Acoordi.D9 to lbra. DACBT, the length vaa ..... rtical to the qrouDd. 11o lfOim4 could be bear4 aainatinq frca the object, vbJa.h r_.iDed aap.d.S approxt .. tely 20 feet aboft the gro_., probably due, acoordincJ to Mra. DACBY, -to the dov' contin.,_ barltiJaV. Mra. DACBY'S two .on'a, Paul (12 yre.) aDCI Darid (9 yra.) apparently alao obaerMc! the ~rition National Research Council of Canada/ Consell natil>nal de r echerches du Canada JCn/ waa u '* a te INIMl cat. ~ ... Cpl. - a~ ~. llteJr nUtU.t-7 .. t be -Hd u 'm lin. DICin' Mill!!. M of a 1w .._,... ia..Uicala I U..~ tt.e .. a iato...Uoa rill be of iatuoe ,National Research Council of Canada/ ConleJJ Nltlonal de recherc:h" du Canada W .a. &ULIN""Jl ~ 1/o WII8I'LOCK ..,.. FNwt . 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DiD ~BOft HORIZON R , llRlLtl'.\NT II'HITTt' FLASH TURNING TO A qKf:RliY RiD TIJIN TO P.IHJ[ J. ? 1/?'JlET IN L!NGTH COMPARED VTTH ARMS STRETCHED OUT- PAC1 2 RCCALI1181?UNCLAS DISUNCf UNINOWN r.. NO SOUND r 'X Clll" National Research Council of CaAada/ RG 77~ Vol. 309 Consell national de recherches du Canada A Oat. ad till ot del\\1-a (OHT IMll be uMd). B CoiiCI:I.Udt ot rlq (olell", olou~, bU., to.). ClEAR AND BRJ'Qfl' IWH FILl CIIA.ROJ:D TQ C Loo1ti1C11 ot obenwr (e:lthel' prea1M pod.t10t\ 011 ~or pogrll'phio.:l. reteroe). 5 MILES <X7l' CF fM1TH PAILS ~ CN 'mE SMl'lH FAUSS -tOml ooeR IJWl( D Ocourraoe ot buret (nunbfto etd &pi)Z'OX1aat. poa1t1ou .:Loa; path). SPARI<S 177m B~ EMl'l'l!ED ' Lundnolt\y (br\gbtae81 ol.parect to plmete or l.ooa ...S oooui'Nae ot hadoVI oaat b,y arbJ objeote, it u;r). VBRl1 BRIGifl' Colour (41ntacu1h betwn oo1our ot ru.ball and. ~ pm-aitt trata or vel ett.r peaaee ot l'lreb.U). IMPRESSIVE GRI!':m cap: CXIIOORED 'DUL c Htttd wltife Ibm (ais i1l.re.lat1011 to 110011 ud b.ape). cm.c.ti (Lim A PJH:lL Wl'lH A UHi 'DUL) REMDil8 CHl CF A Sl(l(, Jm<F:l' CXMIR; BileK ~a\loa' (both ot tir.ball ia 110\ioa and pm-aieteat trea or ti'G.l h \be llq'). 2-4 SECQI)8. National Research Council o1 Canada/ Conlell natlonafde recherches du Canada I JIIRBBALL AIID ~ OOSfliVATI<JI B 9od Uoa of .,-(clew, caloud;y, h ... , eto. ). ClEAR Atl> BRIGHT o Loo1UOb ot ob1erwr (eith-r preoi.M po1i101'1 oa erouD4 or aeoaraph1oal. r<tleroa). Nr IDE IN I:IJIL ()I[IH:SS BBlCM) D Oocurr.noe ot burna (nw:lber and ~ta poa1Ucu alo~ path). SPAH<S AI'PFAJe) 'ro BE ~ Cft' 'IflE 'D\IL. B Lulld.nonv (br\gbtae .. ~111'*1 to plat or moa ud oc~ ot ahldon , outb;y U'bi object., it..,-) WII1TE WI'l'H A L.IGHl' BLUE TAIL ! 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