RO'( AL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA ICM mt ltHIINCU u oos.sitr' oac.t "J" J2o lilAY 72 ~ I'Uo uiVIoluN S.OU>OIIIhovn 72-J-700- -~ Fredericton 72- 700-10 "' -(l-Ira.-)--Report of U. F.o. - Maple Ridge, Carleton County, New Bruns.d.ck. 1 l-1AY 72. It was brought to the attention of this Detachment via a local daily~The Daily Gleaner, Fredericton, New Brunswick, that Mrs ............,had reported observing an Unidentified Flying Objec~her home at Maple Ridge, Carleton County, New Brunswick. Mrs. 1111111was contacted by thewriter and interviewed at length. She advised that the object was observed by herseli' and her husband at approKimately l2sl; A.M., 1 MAY 72, in the northwest sky. The object appeared to be blinking a distinctive red color and was observed for approximately twenty minutes, the object then disappear-- ing over the horizon. The object was described as being quite larse and when first observed, it appeared to have the shape of a cross moving vertically continio~ The altitude of the object could not be determined by Mrs. 111111J but she felt that it was flying very high. There was oo apparent sound coming .from this objet!t. 2 . The night in question was clear with the moon shining in the eastern sky. The area in which this object was observed is an open area with no onstructions so a very clear view of the object was had Mrs.-and her husband. 3. ' Another sighting was made by the same two,pers6ns the .followin night, (2-MAY-72) with the same conditions revailingr' with the exception that the aighting began at 12s40 :A.M. and ended at approximately ltOO A.M. 4 . Radio-gram number 170 was forwarded from this point to NRC Meteor Centre on 4 MAY 72 as per R. C. M.P: Operational Manual -CO-Air ll95, paragraph number 6. There is no reason to believe that this sighting was not exactly as described by Mr. &: Mrs.-Both subjects appear to be very upstanding citizens in their community ~ources of good reliability. No further action being taken in :'i1~: e~gard :less otherwise instructed . g f~c Detachment. Fredericton Detachment. IUCt.11 Ott-AS27 1 1 1~.>1' LC\'El lti\Yt7 llflt.LA!, l!ll I CTCv l CCIITIL: lrtrv (,\l,rul c CIIL:n <.,-,,I I~', I vtl Eii UTr A'.J,\ IIL1' (.'.) dl v I [!'til TCD 3:0(1 Mo ~UUIHAII~ !..Ti\IJDJ\In Tllrl _,_ , -:. 'll~l I h.l LCVL:L ALTA (D) !'..I,Y C.LEAfi (C.) UrJ llf.!;T Vu!..!:l',r.rJ LY (D) --ArPRuX ~ rJ I LCt. l~uRTH Cll I ADDLL l f.AIII[ ALTA i1T TlloE u r r1r1:.T SIGHTIIIC (C) UFO AL!;\i vi..tcr,vLn (r) Ul u Tr.loVCLL I NG Arr l.ux !:.C'Il r tET l ll.;t, C.f,\.JUIH'I 1/ITI: vllC~' \Ar I.:> ,.(\.vl!'!fll_. Tv ~1(['1 v r DUrC~t!,L \UIIC.L[ loAif, vf<. t.FFEo\hC'' Tv :ilL IT I liT~ <.L..;ur E.; ( l f :3 Tv (, Ill 1~0 Dl:r II, I TC I 1:.1.1 uD Of. 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IGIIT .\IICr.ArT LCfT Al rrOf\T 5:Jt' Alo ~r.-5-n Aruf;[f,(I,TIUilL:r'\ ICI-'flt ~tiCitTIII~l llfv luCAL r.C!.IDCI!T~ 1\110 1\t:LIAOLL 1\EivhTL Tv l v LL1111 LL \'LL OCT TFL!!I'f""''"l' 'TJOIIS PRIORITY DEFERRED WEY MAY 23 UNCLASS NRC METEOR CENTRE INFO CANFORCEHED INF 0 COI~R F DIV REGINA SDIV WEY16J UFO REPORT (A) 22 MAY 11J15 PM CST (B) SKY CLEAR (C) SIGHTED BY 1637 WARREN AVE WEYBURN SASK ALSO SIGHTED BY CSTS OF FERREL WJ RIDEOUT LE RYLL OF WEYBURN DET (D) CITY OF WEYBURN (E) AS ABOVE (F) OBJECT RUOUND APPROX 1'500 FT ~/HEN FIRST SITED APPEARED ABOUT HALF SIZE OF MOON DECREASED IN SIZE AS DISTANCE INCREASED FROM OBSERVERS NEVER OBSERVED FRO!~ DIRECTLY BELOW BRIGHTNESS VARIED FR0~1 DULL ORANGE TO BRIGT ORANGE ALMOST LIKE FIRE SHADO\o/S NIL OBJECT EASILY SEEN FOR APPROX lA MILES WESTWARD FROM WEYBURN WHEN SAME DSAPPEARED FROII :JIGIIT OBJECT DISAPPEARED FOR ABOUT JO SECOND fllTERVALS EVERY ~IINUTE OR SO OBJECT APPEARED 3LIHTLY RAGGED LEFT NO TRAIL APPARENTLY NO NOISE (G) DURATION APPROX 1 AND HALF HOURS (H) OBJECT F OLLO\JED BY POLl CE CAR APPROX NNW FROM WEYBURN THEN COULD NO LONGER BE SEEN SOI1ETIMES ITS SPEED SEENED TO INCREASE lfl JOHN HODGES REGINA SASK REP OF NAT RESEARCH COUNCIL COHf11TTEE ADVISED AT APPRO X 19 rJO AM ?3 MAY ~0 FURTHER INFO RECEIVED WEYDURN DET '''lt..f~liltfo t rn,..J.J.Iaaf C:t'HV'tO'ItJitttf rtl'f~.lllllfllal OIC Df f IIC 10 oe &J':'T.,IOID TO \rru f'IOf<>tt.,tf" ta.HIM'IU# 1"0" KloAION INDI(A TUO Put~t lr ,,,,., .. lrldfuuflu I"INf C:011 a PIO l,llttitll" t'l {tnt1> fJIJ\'.(j f'"UUT~C..f' BNO, tni.G. IWI,;tl rlh"lttrrr~M 1t11flu I.WAiTu ... o ltlll'(iUC:f!ONI /),lrt41 t,Uflttf" t/~t JltcttiP'' T"IAL. OATE NOT II. I ()al(l J11 Jlrt)f"~t AOft /hff" ADJOU"NtO TO UMtfyJ tJM 011TIOU 0" I:X~Hell& -lJI.,<.UU{OIIt/('t ptht d f..l'lll,ltfllt lfl llftll'tclat (erl ... tJilOtU} I AWAI'fiNQ. PAVMENl OP" llftNI COt.,.-(l:me /'OUf',.h" J'l JfO(('"'t'AI ~ rlr l'4tlfltntl 4'11 tilt /r111' u nc:Potly-t)Y&,.OUC: Hopporl 1"11 IIUUid ~ILl NO, tkJH(tf' Jlu dl!, \' EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION /q{l ) AOOESS TO INFORMATIONrACT/ LOI SUR L'ACC~S A L'INFORMATION THE COMMISSIONER, OTTAWA FORWARDED 15 MAY 72 for your information. ROYAL CANi'DIAN MOUNTED POUCE GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA 011-!U lilt IIPUlHCU! lfr AUilU OOUMIS. otlACHMIH'T OfTACHIMlHT -U. F. O. Report 1. At l21~R 72 a coaplaint vaa received by IIQ'Selt tram one --'! N1111pa, Alberta. -stated that his wife had seen an uaidentified flTin& object. 2. A patrol was &de to the complainant Is residence whore both Mr. and Mrs. wre inteMiewed. Mrs. (B. iliiiillt stated that at approxilllately 9130 A. M. ot the date above she aereeohina sound ai.adlar to a n1.111blr of trucks or hea'17 equip- lllllnt outside of ber bedrooa window. She &110 stated that there was a airen-type aound alone with the other noiaee. She stated 1hl aot out ot bed and opened the drapes to look out the window. She then sav a circular greenisb-blue light w1 th a bright li&ht balD, It was approx- illlately 10 teet ott ot the around and bad st110d in one spot and did not 110ve. There were two ot these objects about four inches in size aide by aide approxilllately three inches apart, The object vas seen for abo11t one aecond and it then disappeared. previously 11111 up the entire area. did not see the object but did hear the s ounds Both atated the object gave ott a light which lit <4. People in the area we.re contacted in an attelllpt to ascertain what type ot people the are aDd troa our innstigation it vas learned they have never aD.Ythi.nc like this before and are botb quite sane. At the time they were interTieved they both seemed quite sincere and were genuinely interested in what this object Willi 5. A telex vall sent out 23 APR 72 a.a per Operational Instructions. CONCLUDED i!Fll1 ft:f:H~) cpl. (O.T. STEEVES) ~27763. Peace River Detac.bment. C:AII..C AOOPCII IYSICS BRANCII 40ftllll TCLIOf'A,.HIOUC AltCA"CH ' DIRECTION DIASTRO.PHYSIQUE (Your Pile No,: HQ-400-Q-S V~ NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF CANADA CONSEIL NATIONAL DE RECHERCHES DU CANADA The Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, OttiJfa, Ontario. Attention: Supt. A. T. McHaffie, Assistant Officer in Charge, Criminal Investigation BranCh Gentlemen: OTTAWA 7 KlA OR8 Ro: u . f .O. Sighting -Gape Porcllu, Yarmouth Co., With reference to tne recent telephone conversation between Sgt. P, V. Meyer and Mrs. McCall of our ~leteor Centre, and the letter from you, we have examined the colour print and the negative whic~ you mlliled to us. l!xamination of the original colour film Wl!le:r a microscope shows that the cause of the re'd speck on the print,, H1 inches to tne right of the lighthouse, is due to a small scratcll which completely penetrated the emulsion. We can find no evidence of any real oliject in the sky on the phot.ograph. The characteristics of the object described by Mr.~ correspond to those wbich a meteor fireball would have. It seems that with such a short-lived phenomena (5 seconds according to Mr.-description), the fireball had become invisible by the time he could have swung his camera into action. We are placing our copy of the report in our meteor fireball file, and are returning the negative and photographic print to you, wish to thank the R.C.M.P. for bringing this report to our 7? attention and the cooperation of your staff fn sending the photograph 9~ ~to our Centre. Yours truly, A.G. McNamara, Head, Upper Atmosphere Research ROYAL.CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE-GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA PCR: 'first' 5. Mr. & Mrs. -are sources as they do not reside in this area but llllllt (BD:IIIIIIIIIIt is employed as a Man. Motor ~Board and only works a ICMI '"' ttf(t(N(IJ4 W. OOUIW OIC. 11CM' 10 OTT 11C~IP 10 OTT 29/J2PRIORITY YKN MAY6 UNCLAS PRIORITY DEFERRED YMUN MAYn UNCLAS NRC METEOR CENTRE INFO CANFORCEHED CO~IMR OTT F DIV REGINA YORKTON S/DIV EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION i01 ) ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACT/ LOI SUR L'ACCES A L'INFOAMATlON UFO REPORT ~IRS UFO AM 6-/5/72 FLWG INFO SUPPLIED SKY (C) AS 1\BOVE (D) EBENEZER SAS.K GLOWING RED LIGHT (G) ONE HALF HOUR EBENEZER SAS~ REPORTS OBSERVING (E) N/A (F) OBLONG IN SHA~E (H) OBJECT HAS BEEN VIEWED EVERY NIGHT SINCE LAST WEEK IN APRIL BTWN 11:~5PM AND 12:30 AM APPEARS TO BE IN AREA OF GOOD SPIRIT LAKE N, W, OF EBENEZEER SK v~ ,-. AND MOVES UP AND DOWN IN SKY FULL REPORT TO FOLLOW ASAP I r YORKTON MUN DETACHMENT RCMP 10 OTT 11\:i IIJ ll UTT 31-J:.' PI' I \Jill TY /PI'! I OH I TV tilt: crt:ult t:Ei!li:E l li f U FHEUEI!Il:TVf~ b/UIV IICI ,PULICE t. 1\N r vi(CE llliJ t:Uf ul lh-.duNEII IICIIPOLICE OTTAI/i\ 14APLE Ill DGE CflliLCTUif CO IJG llLPOHTE[) .:iLE lfiC. 1\ UFO AT 1:!1~ 1\0ST All 1 dAY 7li. SHE STATc!J TIIAT !>lk u!J,.,EIIVEIJ lJISTIIICTIVE liED L I GIIT BLINIIING I N THE NOIITH W~:lT !ii(Y I\IJIJ IIIII) IT UiiUL:II UiL,EHVllliON FOR 1\PPIWX :m ~IINUTES llEFOIIE IT DIMPPEIII'LU vVEII 111E ' IUHilUIL ::iiiE DESCHIIJED I T 1\!:i BEING QUIIE LARGE i\I~D IIIIW r iii:JT ~!I "' "" VE D If loP PC MiE 0 TO HAVE THE SHAPE Of A en oo S AND 1 T IIOVE u 011 u ~i VLIITit:ALY BUY IIOVED CONTINUOU!:iLY. THERE \~AS O~ILY ONE OUJECT Ofl::>EI1VL:D. :, liiC JI:Y \/A~ CLEM? \/ITH THE IIU(JI~ SHitJING IN litE EASTEIW SI<Y .... rrE ~ uH ... EHVED lli15 UUJECT FROH IIEH HOUSE AND HAD A CLEAR VIE\J OF TIHl AIILA j;!:, 1/lltiiE SHE STATED SHE OUSEfiVED TillS ODJECT. T ilE ALTITUDE OF Tlllt. UFO ~US l:\.ULD IJUT DE DETEIHliNED Fl/01>1 HI?S - HI! tlli!JIJAIIU UF . g ALSO OBSEI! VED TillS ODJEI:T FOil /IPPIWX 10 II II UTI:. .... i\IIUTIIEI! ... tti!ITIIIG OF AN IUENTI CIIL OBJECT II~ Till:> SAllE LOC1\TI\JU r!/1.., MA I l l IIADE OY Ill! MID III!S ._liT 1~/fQ All All~T I! Ill\'( 72 \I I Til f.XII(;T .,,\i L COIJUITION., Pf!EVAILING FllEDEH I CTON DET II OIPOL ICE FIIEUEII I t:TUII IJ1.1 I (.tiP 1J uTT .iO-JJ P IChiTY DEFEHRl.:u POE !1,n4 la.C .. '.:~ 1 ,F, C, JF~ CCIIED E ~D II.G .. ., ... Tli C. Vt.l T E Pl. It CE GEvRGE .. 1 RP~o~rti. T 1-L I G IT M"P , .. , TO JLO. ,, ~ID TIE. ADE I PID YErtTICLt: li~E. T I~ LIG IT ~vED EASTWARD ACHO~S THE ,.,y I~ A JE~1t ZIG ZAG PATH. TIE LIO IT lHEN .. TOPPED OVI~.t.i ACfiOvv TilE -.KY ,.rlD BEGAN TO 05CILLAI Ill CNE ::,Pt;T, I T T>iEN BEGAN TO ~lOVE IN A ZIG ZAG PATH 10 TilE ~G,.TI .EI.l'f. AT THI S TI~IE TilE LIGHT APPEMIEQ T0 SE AUCUT :3 Tlt,E':i THE ;)I C ... F 1111! 9TfiJ(5 MJD t/A.J ltUCil llHIC~ITEIC THE TOTt.L T l ,r.: LF THI .. vl<:.liTI~IC of1~ ABvU1 C!n liii:UTE<l. IIU ..,our..u CvULD BE HE U, ""y t/1, ClEAn, "a llT I t.;(;j A~ ll,olJE FR0t1 OLD CAit I Jvl.. III'CtH.i\ y . JL T I, 111 L t:... FIIO I P!lllCEGEul., ... ,, C. NCBI...i!Sl ... uCRT.AI L Jl.lt.U~'i L ICIT. ti\J bAJIJ,b .OTED ABCllJT IlL ..,IS~-oTi P INCE GfC ~F UB Dl~ Meteor Centre, Rational Reoearch Counoil of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario. .A.T!l'DTION : Mrs. McCall Dear Madam: Re: U.F . O. SightiDg -Cape Forchu, Y&rllouth Co., I.S. }1 MAR 72 This bas reference to your recent t elephone onversation with Sgt. JJ.V. Meyer of this Headquarters, relating to the above sighting. Attached is a report !~om our Yarmouth Detaohaent, together with the photograph and negative referred to tor your information. We would appreciate the return o! the photograph and negative when their purpose has been served please. Yours trul7, A.T. McHaffie, Supt., Assistant Officer in Charge, rtmtnal Investigation BraDOh. ROYAL. Ci\loiAOIAN MOUNTED POLICI! GENOI\RMI!RII! ROYAL.!! OU CAIIAOA Halifaxi N. S . The Commissioner, .M. Police, Attention: Sgt. F. MEYER, C.I.B. General Section Re: Report of Sighting of Unidentified Flying Object, Cape Forchu, Yarmouth Reference telephone conversation between yourself and S/Sgt, J . O. HURRAY Chief Clerk, please find enclosed, report dated 19 A~r )(,CL with photo and negative supplied by Mr............... f- 2 . It is requested that the photograph and negative be returned after it has served its purposes. 3. Further advice will follow when the reliability of ~ir. -has been established. ROYAL.CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE-GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA Halifax 72- 500-6 Report of Sighting of Unidentified Flying Object Cape ~orchu, Yarmouth Co. , N.s. -31 MAR 72 1 . At U:l5 A.M., (B: -) of 21 Vancouver Street, Yarmouth, N. S . came ce and ~that he had seen an unidentified flying object on Friday, 31 MAR 72. Between 1:00 P.M. anc 2130 P.M. on that date, he had been taking some photographs at Cape Forcht Yar. Co., N. S. The weather was clear and sunny at the t~me. He looked pp and saw an object travelling across the sky from east to west at a high rate of speed. The object appeared to be cylindrical in shape and it was trav~lling in a horizontal position but it changed to a perpendicu- lar position as it disappeared. When it first appeared, it was,bluish te in color but it turned to a red color just before it disap~ared. stated that this sighting lasted approximately five seconds and ing that time he attempted to take a photograph of it. He felt that' hf had missed the photograph and he did not say anything to anyone about the object because they would think he was havinghalluoinations. When his film came back from the developers, he noticed that the photograph he had taken had a red spot on it similar to what the object looked like just before it disappeared. He produced the color print but would not part with it. He stated that he would obtain a copy of it for us. 2. As per instructions, Yarmouth Message #68 was sent to the o.o. Halifax Sub-Division advising of the above report. 3. -returned to this office and turped over a copy of the photo- graph and the negative o it. 0. 246 attached. The photo and negative arE being forwarded with this report as requested by Cpl. HYDE of C. I . B. Readers in telephone conversation of 13 APR 72. The negative was damaged while at the developers resulting in the yellow scrape marks on the print. These do not appear on the~inal print in the possession of Mr.-. The object referred to by-appears as a red speck lt inches to the right of the light house on the print. 4. Further enquiries will be requ~red to establish the reliability of the person who reported this matter. He ~ppears to be sincere and in spite of his age, he appears to be alert and in control of all his faculties. IC.M' tt20 ttiOI l-02t4JOI ROYAl. CANADIAN M OUNTED POI.ICE GENDARMERIE ROYAl. OU CANADA lfl. COlJtfl Of t.& GJC' EXHIBIT REPORT RAPPORT SUR L.5 PIECES ~ CONVICTION Olt.-4ff, w.T llf'OU NO. 1/o,OII lVI liS :~. Report of Sighting of Unidentified Flying Object Cape Forchu, Yarmouth Co., N. s. -31 ~Uffi 72 CAMI ~TO 'OU1~ Of '"'rouowlf0 6liCIo oOoos ow w . -Gii\}" .... .. .. .... .. ...... .. , jUIJ IHid IH f OUIUION O'fyOIIIIS OIUWI (f,.IJOIIS II ... J ... Iarmouth, .N.s. .. .... being. handed same .21 Vanc.ouv&r St .. ,. .Yarmout~ ll .. S . IJHtlfTI USfiO Ml.OW ~-ro U GfVIN fJUl ~JUI tN COHSCCUT1VI OIDII 1 . One color photograph. 2. One negative -705 OAF 80 UJ "fen IHV~IIItt (J.OlSSOUI J'CIVJONr 1ft _., OtOII COHSICUTII I-$10MANII OAJI rlitO .. 15/17 VIA PRVR MC PRIORITY PEACE RIVER DETMT APR23 UNCLAS NRC METEOR CENTRE CANFORCEHED COMMISSIONER PRDET 58 U F 0 REPORT A) APPROX 9 :30 AM MST 23-4-72 -NEAR NAMPA ALTA OF NAMPA ALTA INSIDE OF RESIDENCE BD --HEARD NOISE ONLY CIRCULAR, GREENISH BLUE WITH BRIGHT LIGHT HALO. APPROX 10' FROM GROUND. STAYED IN ONE SPOT NO HORIZ OR VERT MOVEMENT. TWO (2) APPROX. 4'' IN SIZE SIDE BY SIDE APPROX. 3'' AP4RT G) APPROX ONE (1) SECOND H) NOISE A SCREECHING SOUND NOT UNLIKE A NUMBER OF TRUCKS OR HEAVY EQUIPMENT REVING THEIR ENGINES. DESCRIBED BY HUSBAND AS BEING A SIREN HEARD AT SOME DISTANCE THE LIGHT GIVEN OFF WASN'T (J\ ~DIRECTED, SIMPLY LITE UP WHOLE AREA 11'~) ~ PEACE RIVER DETMT ilc.'iP t n 0 TT