Very interesting ufo encounter by Stefan Michalak:
Canadian Stephen Michalak of Winnipeg, a mechanic by trade, decided to do some prospecting in the Whiteshell Provincial Park .Michalak was an amateur
geologist and had been prospecting in the area many times. Others had found several quartz veins near Falcon Lake that were associated with silver
deposits, and Michalak had himself found a few promising sites.
That morning The date was 20 May, 1967, Michalak had left his motel and arrived at the park around 9 o’clock. He was on the hunt for silver; several
other geologists had discovered veins of quartz which promised a good haul of the precious metal. Michalak found a vein of quartz in a marshy area
near a stream, ate lunch, and had gone back to inspecting the minerals when he was startled by the sound of geese flying overhead. Looking up to watch
them fly, he was even more startled to see two large, “red, cigar-shaped” spacecraft with “bumps on them” descending out of the clear blue sky
at a roughly 45 degree angle.
As he watched, one of the objects stopped and hovered, while the other one descended and landed on a large, flat rock about 160 feet away from him.
After a few moments the object still in the air departed, changing from red to orange to grey as it flew into the west and disappeared behind the
clouds.
The object on the ground also turned from red to grey and finally to the color of "hot stainless steel" surrounded by a golden-hued glow. He
had been wearing welding goggles while chipping at the quartz to protect his eyes from flying rock fragments, and now they served the additional
purpose of protecting his eyes from a brilliant purple light that was shining through openings in the object's exterior. The object was making a
hissing sound and a whirring noise, and it gave off a sulphurous smell.
For several minutes, Michalak stayed where he was and sketched the object. After about half an hour, a door opened in the side of the object,
revealing a lighted interior. Michalak decided to move closer, and when he was approximately sixty feet away from the object, he began to hear two
voices over the other sounds coming from the object.
Believing that the object was a secret experimental American craft of some sort, Michalak called out in English. There was no response, so he tried
Russian, German, Italian, French, Ukrainian, and then English again. There was still no response.
Summoning his nerve, Michalak approached the open door and stuck his head inside. There he saw a maze of lights on what appeared to be a panel,
and beams of light in horizontal and diagonal patterns. There was also a cluster of lights flashing in a random sequence "like on a computer." Not
seeing anyone, he pulled back and waited.
Suddenly, three panels slid together, closing the opening completely. Michalak then examined the outer surface of the object, noting that it was like
highly polished colored glass with no breaks or seams in its surface. He touched it, and it melted his glove.
The door, much to his surprise, suddenly snapped shut. Three pieces folded down “like a camera shutter” to seal it, and the flying saucer took a
sort of funny little hop. Instead of the door, Michalak was now looking at some sort of rectangular grate, with evenly spaced round holes.
A blast
of hot gas came out of the vent, setting his shirt and hat on fire and burning him badly, and so he stamped it out.
The spot where the object had landed looked as if it had been swept clean, but piled up in a 15 foot circle was a collection of pine needles, dirt
and leaves. As he looked around, he developed a severe headache, became nauseous, and broke out in a cold sweat.
His nausea became worse, and he soon vomited. He decided to head back to the motel, and on the way back he had to stop several times because of
vomiting.Finally, after asking for help from a passing RCMP officer and being refused, he reached the motel. At 4:00 p.m., he entered the coffee shop
and asked where he could find a doctor. He was told that the nearest doctor was in Kenora, Ontario, 45 miles east of Falcon Lake.
Michalak decided to return to Winnipeg rather than go into Ontario. The next bus to Winnipeg didn't come through until around 8:45 p.m., so he went
to his room and called his wife. He told her not to worry, but that he had had an accident and to send their son to meet him at the bus terminal.
He got to Winnipeg at around 10:15 p.m., and his son immediately took him to the Misericordia Hospital, where his headache and nausea were treated and
the curious burn marks on his chest in the shape of a grid were noted.
A report completed by the
Royal Canadian mounted police.
Now here is a very interesting pictures i recieved:
Tavernes, France, 1974. A classic French UFO picture. Photographed
by a French medical doctor that remained anonymous on March 23, 1974 in Tavernes in the department in Var, during a major UFO flap over France
Any comments or other info please, you are welcome!
REFERENCES:
www.ufocasebook.com...
www.ufoevidence.org...
www.theironskeptic.com...
www.youtube.com...
ufologie.net...
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