- Hi Jeff
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- I thought I would send over some of the interesting reports
I received over the last little while. They are some older sightings but
are certainly some good ones not heard before.
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- Take care,
- Brian
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- Brisbane, Australia
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- Date: Early 1982
- Time: 7:30 to 8:00 p.m.
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- A lady telephoned me and wanted to report a sighting
she and another had in Brisbane, Australia back in 1982. She was living
in a two story apartment building which was located on top of a hill and
had been living there for eighteen months. Also the building they lived
in was right over top of the flight path for their major airport. The jet
airliners would come in very low and the lady said it almost felt as if
the wheels of these aircraft were skimming across the roof. So she was
used to hearing and seeing the large aircraft fly over her home.
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- One evening the couple felt a vibration which was different
from the normal aircraft. Actually the vibration traveled straight through
their bodies. Thinking something was not right they went to their living
room window which had a beautiful view of the city. What they saw was certainly
unusual. The brightest object passed right overhead. The witness told me
that it looked like burning magnesium as this was the best example the
lady was able to think of. Whatever it was, was extremely large and very
bright. The woman said it was a brilliant blue/white in color and it was
blinking, or pulsating off and on. When it pulsed off they were not able
to see anything until the light returned and it was only the bright light
which was seen.
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- As it moved slowly through the night sky the object came
to a stop over southern Brisbane. It was at this point high up in the sky
it again disappeared due to the light going out and when the light returned
the object was in a completely different location. It all happened so quickly
they wondered how it was possible that any craft was able to move so fast
and so far away from it's last location. This continued for some time,
blinking off and on and again appearing in a different part of the sky.
The lady said they watched the object for an hour and a half. Just before
it left the airspace it was in, the object split into two separate lights.
Both of them were now blinking on and off and the colors were amazing she
said. She also added the object was shooting off what looked like flares
and again these were colored as well. After a short time the two parts
joined into one large object again then split into four pieces and now
throwing off a large number of what they described as colored flares. Once
gain all the four separate parts came together forming one large brilliant
object and started flying westward towards the desert. The witness said
it was very exciting to watch from their veranda.
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- The lady went on to say they knew it wasn't anything
that mankind had as she knew of no technology that would be able to perform
the aerial acrobatics this object had done that night in a split second.
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- Something interesting the lady also mentioned was that
the international airport had flights arriving and departing approximately
every fifteen minutes. She said for the whole time the object sat over
Brisbane there was not a flight to be seen coming or going or flying above.
As the lady reported above..... the object left, heading west into the
desert over the Great Dividing Mountain Range. She was so excited at what
she had seen she could not go to bed. It was a warm night so she sat
looking toward the mountain where the object had headed. Approximately
thirty minutes after the object was out of her sight a group of lights
appeared in the distance where the object was last seen. The lights were
coming closer and it appeared that they were following the same track the
object was traveling, just back tracking. As the lights drew closer and
then passed right over top of their apartment the woman was able to see
and hear what these objects were. There were four or five military helicopters
that were flying in overhead.
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- After the helicopters passed by and out of her sight
the normal air traffic resumed their flights.
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- The witness called the airport the following day and
the folks there denied that something had taken place the night before.
There was nothing in the local newspapers or on radio or television. The
folks wondered if they had been the only ones watching the drama unfold
in the skies that night. They never did find out what it was or find any
other people who may have watched the same event.
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- Calgary, Alberta - Did A UFO Cause A Power Outage?
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- Date: February 2001
- Time: evening
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- I received a telephone call from a woman who resides
in Calgary, Alberta. The family has a very good view of the city of Calgary.
One evening the family watched a craft over top of Calgary back in 2001.
They reported observing an object for approximately two hours. The lady
told me the family got a new telescope for Christmas and this evening in
February was the first time they really tried it out. It was cold outside
so they set the telescope up indoors and viewed the skies from the comfort
of their home looking through one of their large living room windows. The
lights were turned off as they did not want to have their view obscured.
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- The family noticed a bright object high in the sky and
first thought it may have been the planet Venus. So they turned the telescope
slightly to have a peek at it. (At this point I should tell you that the
weather conditions were good and the skies clear and the temperature down
to about minus 29).
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- As they lined up the telescope using the view finder
and then looked through the scope they were surprised to see an object
which was shrouded in clouds. There were no other clouds visible in the
sky that they noticed. The object that was witnessed had an elliptical
shape to it. One end of it was poking out of the cloud cover and they were
surprised to see windows on the craft. She said she could clearly see through
the telescope that the object had windows which ran down along its side.
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- The lady said it looked as if whatever this was, was
trying to impersonate a star. The object would move around the sky very
slowly and if anyone on the ground would have seen it, they may have just
thought it to be a star or planet. She said it was very high up in altitude.
After taking roughly a five minute break from looking through their telescope
she came back and now viewed two bright objects. One was stationary over
top of the other and offset by half the length of one of the crafts. Both
objects still wrapped in a cloud cover and she saw a long tube which was
connecting the two objects at roughly a forty five degree angle. The woman
said it was a beautiful, cylindrical shaped tube wrapped in cloud. Also
it was reported that the cloud cover stuck very close to the shape of the
objects and not spread out across the sky.
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- It was the bottom object, or the end which was sticking
out of the cloud cover that she could see had windows, which were the same
shape of the objects or roundish. When the objects moved directly overhead
of Calgary all of the electricity went out. When the objects moved to the
outskirts of the city the power came back on and eventually the crafts
moved out of sight. The lady said it was a very exciting night and one
they would never forget.
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- I made an enquiry to see if there was a power outage
in the early New Year of 2001. I was told there was an electrical disruption
in February of 2001.
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- A Secret Encampment In B.C. ?
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- Date: Friday, February 27 @ 01:13:25 CST
- Topic: British Columbia Reports
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- Posted: February 27, 2004
- Hi Brian
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- Just read your story on the CAUS website. I was born
in Vancouver, but have spent much of the last ten years in Arizona. I'm
very close friends with some of the most recognized names in UFO investigations,
and in fact, lectured on the topic myself in the '90s.
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- Since you're going to be visiting this lady with regards
to her UFO experience, and you obviously are a B.C. resident yourself,
I have some information that you may be interested in and might want to
pursue further.
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- I used to train horses in the 100 Mile House area around
1980-81. Some of our clients were wealthy German and Swiss families who
seems quite out of place considering the remote location. In 1991, while
staying in Paradise Valley, AZ, I was told by a well-known Bulgarian UFOlogist
that B.C. had been home to a secret German encampment where high-tech flying
saucers and advanced aerial vehicles had been engineered and tested since
the '50s. It was said to be isolated and near a railroad. Putting 2 and
2 together, I asked a friend of my dad's, a Lac La Hache resident since
1955 if he'd heard any stories about odd objects seen in the skies, and
a secret encampment of sorts.
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- To my surprise, he answered right away, with a "YES"
to both inquiries. Plenty of sightings and definitely a remote, highly
guarded, foreign-inhabited, self-contained village. There are several mines
on the property and their supplies and personal are largely brought in
by float plane. This fellow used to deliver oil to most ranches and businesses
in the Cariboo - so he knew who and what was out there. Nobody I've ever
told this to has investigated further, which still leaves me wondering
what is going on.
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- The location is called Eagle, and /or Murphy Lake. Both
names show up on the topographical map. It is south and east of the Lac
La Hache ... I believe near the Green Lake area. From what I've heard,
armed guards will meet you on the roughly-kept logging road and deny entry
to outsiders. Sounds tougher than Area 51 to get a glimpse of.
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- If the opportunity arises, perhaps asking a few questions
from locals around Lilloet will get you a bit more information, or some
nervous glances. Their reactions will tell you a lot. That area is well
known to hunters, as I understand it, and they know to keep away from Eagle
lake.
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- Good luck with your investigations. Nice to meet a fellow
CAUS fan. Peter is a great friend of mine and an incredible crusader for
UFO information.
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- Regards, (name deleted) Richmond, B.C.
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- Houston, British Columbia
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- Date: Winter of 1998
- Time: 3:00 a.m.
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- I was in our local store the other day when a fellow
had seen the logo on my winter coat and asked did I belong to HBCC UFO
Research. I told him I was it, ( the one looking after HBCC UFO). He started
to tell me about a strange sighting he had back in 1998 when hauling logs
out of the Morice Lake area which is approximately 80 kilometers southwest
from Houston, B.C. I asked him if he could call me when the man found a
little time. He did indeed call a couple of days later and told me what
he saw that early winter morning.
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- The witness was driving along the Morice West Road and
just came over the top of a hill. Looking straight ahead of him he saw
what he described as aircraft landing lights which were sitting on the
ground. The lights were extremely bright and white. There was no flashing
nor did the light move. Whatever it was, it was not moving.
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- He also said there was no one logging in that area at
that time. He also told me that a road which did lead into the area was
blocked by a huge bank of snow and the road itself was covered with approximately
four feet of snow. The driver said he was really curious to know what he'd
seen. The logger would have liked to have stopped but seeing the roads
were icy and extremely slippery, a 70 ton load, plus other logging trucks
coming behind him a kilometer away he thought it best to just keep going.
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- The witness got on his radio and asked the drivers behind
him if anyone was doing any forestry work where he saw the light. Everyone
called back telling him there was nothing in the area. (It would be doubtful
that it would have been a helicopter at that time of the morning). Also
I asked if it could have been a snowmobile and he told me no. There were
no signs of anyone going in along the snow covered road and that was the
only access to the area where the light was. He told me all areas around
where the light was sitting was dense forest.
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- As some of the truck operators drove up over the hill
they too were able to see the light and found it very unusual.
- It was a clear cold night and the northern lights were
dancing across the sky.
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- I mentioned to him that the Huckleberry Mine was having
a lot of sightings around it. He said he had also heard of a number of
reports coming out of the area from the workers.
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- Bridge River, Lillooet, British Columbia - 1966
- Date: Friday, February 27 @ 01:23:26 CST
- Topic: British Columbia Reports
- Posted: February 27, 2004
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- Dear Brian
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- Winter of 1966, Time 9:00 PM
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- In 1966, finding myself alone, except for the family
cat, Caboodle, after the family breakup and ultimate divorce, I traveled
up the Fraser River Canyon to the small village of Lillooet, two hundred
road miles north of Vancouver. My former C.O. from my Army days, (name
deleted), lived in a mobile home and worked with (name deleted) on her
Bridge River-Lillooet News. I joined them, and having spent a month living
over The News Office with (name deleted), I learned I could rent a dandy
suite overlooking the Fraser River Canyon
- The sliding doors opened onto a wide sun deck. The P.G.E.
rails were just beyond the fence at the end of the lot. When the 110 car
freigts rumbled by I was face to face with the engineers. I used to try
to list the many boxcars, the rolling stock of railroads from all over
North America in those pre computer days.
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- At nights no lights shone from the few homes scattered
on the bench land below, on the other side of the tracks. The highway connecting
Lillooet with the outside world was in the far side of the river. Came
the darkness, the valley was pitch black except for the odd set of headlights
of cars traveling into town.
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- There was no road on the mountainside which loomed up
on the town side of the canyon.
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- One winter Friday night my friend (name deleted) had
walked over for a visit. the folks in the adjoining suite had the TV on
for the Dean Martin Show which aired at 9:00 p.m. (Name deleted) relaxed
in an easy chair from which she could see out through the sliding doors.
I sat opposite on the chesterfield, too far back to share her view. As
we chatted, she suddenly, turned her head, and, staring out through the
glass door, exclaimed in a sharp voice, "What's that ?"
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- I jumped up quickly to share her excitment and immediately
saw a huge red swirling ball with flaring red orange flaming edges coming
towards us from above the west side mountain.
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- Grabbing the glass door catch I shouted "let's get
out onto the deck !" which we did. As we stood side by side, we watched
the whirling fire ball hurdle towards us, so fast that we both ducked down,
putting our hands on our heads as we truly expected to be hit as it crashed
upon us. But, as we crouched and watched, the thing hovered "just
above the mountainside" so to speak, spinning and flaring, to right,
to left, to right again, for a few seconds. It hesitated on the final jerk
to the right, then in erratic short jumps, still spinning and flaring,
it began to recede, grow smaller, to nothing, back into the sky from whence
it had come.
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- We returned to the room, quite shaken up, and (name deleted)
snapped, "Exactly what did we see ?"
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- I put into words much as I have in this account, using
my extended arm to describe the movement. "Exactly !" she snapped.
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- Being Friday night with everything closed for the weekend,
we had no way of finding out if anyone else had shared the sight. the News
was being printed, not in Lillooet, but in Fort St. John at Ma'sson Dan's
newspaper shop, so nothing was "of the moment"
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- By the time the weekend was over and folks were back
on the job, we felt rather foolish in speaking of our UFO encounter. Had
we not rushed to the sun deck, causing us to be physically involved, had
we just focused and seen it with our sight, we may well have pondered if
we had seen it at all.
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- I recall when I saw the movie "Strange Encounters"
some years back I thought the UFO props were not nearly as exciting as
what (name deleted) and I had shared on that Friday night in Lillooet,
B.C.
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- It is now August 20, 2000 and in Houston Newspaper, Wednesday
9 August 2000 one Brian V is asking for news of any sightings "past
or present" and as (name deleted) passed on at 83, years ago, and
I am now living in (location deleted) on the shore of (location deleted)
at age 87, I decided to pass on our joint experience of that special Friday
night in Lillooet. (name deleted) would truly approve !
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- My Many Thanks And Warm Wishes To Sourdough Sue Ward
And Her Friend Sue's Colorful Name Comes From Her Adventures In Dawson
City, Yukon Names and location of course are deleted to protect their privacy.
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- Thank you to all the witnesses for the reports.
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- Brian Vike, Director
- HBCC UFO Research
- Home - Phone 250 845 2189
- email: hbccufo@telus.net
- Website: http://www.hbccufo.com
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