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Friday, 5 June 2020

UFO TV News Report:
“Records show thousands of
UFO sightings in Manitoba”


Published: 28 October 2015
(CTV News, Toronto, Canada)

Source: CTV News (YouTube channel)

The TV news report has an interview with Chris A. Rutkowski.

The UFO author/researcher mentions a 1792 Manitoba UFO incident and a 30 June 1967 (6:00 p.m.) Thompson, Manitoba, case.

The whole transcript of the report on the 1967 case:
Rutkowski: “As they were playing, this wind came up – and this object appeared in the sky. And one of the girls who was closest to it, started to be sucked up into the sky by this … whatever it was.

And they [the other children] actually had to grab her legs and pull her back down to the ground to keep her from flying off and being abducted by a flying cube.”

CTV News: “The incident was witnessed by the girl’s father, the object by the mother. And neither one had any motive to lie about it.”

Rutkowski: “So – I would have to rank that fairly high up in the strange factor!”

My comment:
In my opinion – this 1967 UFO case is very solid.

I do not believe for one minute that several children and two parents perpetrated a UFO hoax to gain notoriety. 

According to Rutkowski – the family wants to remain anonymous. This shows that the hoax theory is untenable.

We are then left with the undeniable fact that a girl was very nearly abducted by an unknown object.

Anyone who has watched a video report or heard a radio show that features researcher of missing persons David Paulides – knows that he often says “It is as if someone picked up the person from above.”

I am not trying to start a new conspiracy theory – but the 1967 Thompson case’s facts are undeniable.

Chris A. Rutkowski reports on the Thompson case in his UFO report entitled “1967: The Year UFOs Invaded Canada” (http://uforum.blogspot.com):
“Going to the children, the woman found they were calming down except her daughter, who seemed dazed.

By the time the other children had come to her aid she was about one meter off the ground and her clothes had edged up her body. Her daughter said she did not remember anything from the time she felt the wind until the time she recovered after being dragged back to the ground.”


Wikipedia article: “Thompson, Manitoba”:


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Thompson, Manitoba, Canada
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Map of Manitoba, Canada (ontheworldmap.com)
(Image: ontheworldmap.com)

Saturday, 6 June 2020

UFO News Article:
“UFO sighting over Thompson? –
Three to five reddish orange lights
in a triangle spotted in night sky”


5 January 2011
(Thompson Citizen, Canada)

The article, which has an interview with Canadian UFO researcher Chris A. Rutkowski, reports on two December 2010 Manitoba, Canada, UFO incidents (one in Thompson and another near Bird) and some of Manitoba’s best UFO cases.

The 30 June 1967 (6:00 p.m.) Thompson, Manitoba, case is one of the UFO cases the newspaper reports on.


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Bird, Manitoba, Canada
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Thompson, Manitoba, Canada
(Photo: Google)























Map of Manitoba, Canada (ontheworldmap.com)
(Image: ontheworldmap.com)

Friday, 24 May 2019

UFO News Article & TV Feature Report:
“UFO sightings in Manitoba date back to 1792 /
MANITOBA U.F.O.’s”


Updated: 16 July 2015
(Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Ottawa, Canada)

The article includes an interview with UFO author and researcher Chris Rutkowski.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/ufo-sightings-in-manitoba-date-back-to-1792-1.3154855























Map of Manitoba, Canada (wikimedia.org)
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Map of Southern Manitoba, Canada (bikeacrosscanada.com)
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Wednesday, 20 January 2016

UFO Article (Blog):
“The M-Files: UFOs in Manitoba”


By Chris A. Rutkowski, 2 July 2015
(Ufology Research, Winnipeg, Canada)

Quote from the article:
“Last year, in 2014, there were 44 UFO sightings reported in Manitoba. The number per year has varied from as low as only six in 1999 to as many as 124 in 2012. During the 25-year Ufology Research study, covering 1989-2013, there were 1,075 UFO reports from Manitoba.”

http://uforum.blogspot.ca/2015/07/the-m-files-ufos-in-manitoba.html























Map of Manitoba, Canada (wikimedia.org)
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Map of Southern Manitoba, Canada (bikeacrosscanada.com)
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Saturday, 6 June 2020

UFO Report (Blog Post):
“1967: The Year UFOs Invaded Canada”


By Chris A. Rutkowski, 12 April 2017
(Ufology Research, Winnipeg, Canada)

Quote from the UFO report:
“I have gone through all available records for notes or listings of Canadian UFO cases from 1967.

That year is significant, in my opinion, because of the many unusual sightings and trace cases reported during that year. It was a remarkable time in Canadian history – a decidedly different kind of historical record than usually promoted.

And, since this is Canada’s 150th birthday, what a better time to look back on a remarkable period in our history.

And wonder...

30 June 1967 18:00 –
Thompson, Manitoba
Beeping heard. Whirlwind. Silent metallic box rotates in the air. Girl levitated.
A woman was walking through her house around six o'clock in the evening in Thompson, Manitoba when she heard an odd beeping sound. It was repeated at regular intervals of about one second, and she wondered what was causing it. She looked out her kitchen window, and saw dirt and loose pieces of paper flying in a large circle around her house. Outside, she found her husband, who had just come home, and five children staring up into the sky. A young boy was holding her eight-year-old daughter down on the ground. Up in the sky a rectangular object hung in the air, slowly rotating counter-clockwise and showing alternating silver and black sides. It was black on its lower surface, and made no noise. The object began moving off at an angle, stopped and hovered, then continued towards the southeast. Until this time the circle of dirt and dust had persisted, but it now died down. The whirlwind was confined to the area immediately around their house and did not affect any other houses on the street. When the object moved away, the dirt fell to the ground. Going to the children, the woman found they were calming down except her daughter, who seemed dazed. The boy explained that the five of them had been playing in the yard when the object first appeared overhead. As they watched, her daughter had been levitated into the air, apparently caused by the UFO in the sky. By the time the other children had come to her aid she was about one meter off the ground and her clothes had edged up her body. Her daughter said she did not remember anything from the time she felt the wind until the time she recovered after being dragged back to the ground.
http://thecid.com/ufo/uf10/uf1/101075.htm”


Wikipedia article: “Thompson, Manitoba”:


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Thompson, Manitoba, Canada
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Map of Canada (ontheworldmap.com)
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Sunday, 3 January 2016

UFO Article:
“UFO at Red River?”


Originally published in Manitoba Pageant (Magazine),
Winter 1969, Volume 14, Number 2
(Manitoba Historical Society, Winnipeg, Canada)

The Manitoba Historical Society presents a 19 December 1832 letter written by Thomas Simpson (at Red River):

http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/pageant/14/ufo.shtml

According to the letter (to James Hargrave at York Factory), the unknown, low flying object (elliptical shaped, emitted firey sparks, flew with a velocity of a horse on the gallop) was observed by the bishop and other credible witnesses in various parts of the settlement.

The unknown object flew from Lake Winnipeg to Lake Manitobah (Manitoba).























Map of Manitoba, Canada (wikimedia.org)
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Monday, 9 December 2019

UFO Lecture:
“Falcon Lake UFO Lecture”


7 November 2019
(University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada)

Source: University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections (YouTube channel)

Video text:
“The Falcon Lake UFO Files Talk by renowned Canadian Ufologist, Chris Rutkowski. Also featuring Stan Michalak, son of Stefan Michalak.

Falcon Lake is the site of one of the most famous incidents in Canada. On May 20, 1967, Near Falcon Lake, Manitoba, Stefan Michalak claimed he was burned by one of two flying saucers that he encountered.”


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Chris A. Rutkowski, Canadian Astronomer, UFO Author,
Lecturer & Researcher
(University of Manitoba/youtube.com image)

Friday, 24 May 2019

Canadian Government UFO Document:
“Stefan MICHALAK -
Report of Unidentified Flying Object
Falcon Beach, Manitoba. 20 MAY 67”


26 June 1967
(Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Winnipeg, Canada)

Source: Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada

Stefan Michalak of Winnipeg, Canada, claimed he encountered two UFOs while prospecting near Falcon Lake, Manitoba, Canada, on 20 May 1967, at 12:15 p.m.

One of the UFOs landed about 160 feet away from him. The door of the UFO opened. He approached the UFO and looked inside. After a few moments the UFO started to rotate and something like an exhaust vent was now in front of him. A blast of hot gas shot from the vent onto his chest, setting his shirts on fire and causing him severe pain. Burn marks in the shape of a grid were left on his chest. Michalak was hospitalised after the incident.

RCMP National Headquarters is located in Ottawa, Canada.


Wikipedia article: “Falcon Lake (Manitoba)”:


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Stephen Michalak (fourth from the left) together with the team that investigated the UFO case (collectionscanada.gc.ca photo)



















The cover of Michalak’s book showing his burnt glove, cap and
shirt (collectionscanada.gc.ca) (collectionscanada.gc.ca photo)

Thursday, 3 November 2011

UFO News Article:
“Canuck UFO report issued”, 10 April 2007
(Canadian Online Explorer (Canoe.ca), Toronto, Canada)

Ufology Research of Manitoba recorded 736 Canadian UFO sightings in 2006, according to Canoe.ca:

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2007/04/10/3970795-sun.html

Unknown objects were sighted over Brandon, Manitoba in May 2006.















Aerial view of Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
(media-1.web.britannica.com photo)

Tuesday, 19 January 2016

UFO Article (Blog):
“Saucer over Beausejour, Manitoba,
on April 3, 1968”


By Chris A. Rutkowski, 22 July 2015
(Ufology Research, Winnipeg, Canada)

Rutkowski presents a 9 April 1968 The Beaver (Beausejour, Canada) UFO newspaper article:

http://uforum.blogspot.ca/2015/07/saucer-over-beausejour-manitoba-on.html

The article mentions that Eastern Manitoba experienced a rash of UFO sightings in early 1968.



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Tuesday, 21 May 2019

Canadian Government UFO Web Page:
“UFOs at LAC: The Falcon Lake Incident - Part 1”


15 May 2019
(Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa, Canada)

Library and Archives Canada (LAC) presents a podcast that focuses on the 20 May 1967 (at 12:15 p.m.) Falcon Lake, Manitoba, Canada, UFO incident.

Stefan Michalak of Winnipeg, Canada claimed he encountered two UFOs while prospecting near Falcon Lake.

One of the UFOs landed about 160 feet away from him. The door of the UFO opened. He approached the UFO and looked inside. After a few moments the UFO started to rotate and something like an exhaust vent was now in front of him. A blast of hot gas shot from the vent onto his chest, setting his shirts on fire and causing him severe pain. Burn marks in the shape of a grid were left on his chest. Michalak was hospitalised after the incident.

Stefan Michalak’s son Stan, UFO author and researcher Chris Rutkowski and author Palmiro Campagna participate in the podcast.

LAC also presents the transcript of the podcast.


Wikipedia article: “Falcon Lake (Manitoba)”:


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realtvufos.blogspot.com/search?q=1967






Stephen Michalak (fourth from the left) together with the team that investigated the UFO case (collectionscanada.gc.ca photo)



















The cover of Michalak’s book showing his burnt glove, cap and
shirt (collectionscanada.gc.ca) (collectionscanada.gc.ca photo)