Shag Harbour UFO Incident First Hand Witness Laurie Wickens
Analysis Summary
Laurie Wickens
Contact Experience Triad
The Encounter
The person recounts an encounter that took place on October 4th while driving with a friend who had just bought a car. They noticed four lights in the sky while driving near Shag Harbor. The lights changed from level to a 45-degree angle before disappearing. They reported what they thought was a plane crash to the RCMP, but the officer did not believe them. Many people gathered to watch the lights, which eventually went out. The Coast Guard and Navy divers searched the area but found nothing. The person felt that something significant happened, and they believe the government knows more than they revealed about the incident.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The transcript recounts a firsthand account of a sighting of lights in the sky and a subsequent report of a possible plane crash. Witnesses describe the initial disbelief from authorities and the involvement of the Coast Guard and Navy in the search efforts.
Witnesses reported seeing four lights in the sky that changed position and then descended at a 45-degree angle before disappearing.
unknown witness
“We just see a plane crash and he said what you've been drinking, he didn't believe me.”
Managed by: RCMP
investigation of unidentified lights and potential crash
Witnesses reported seeing four lights in the sky that changed position and then descended at a 45-degree angle before disappearing.
The RCMP officer initially dismissed the report of a plane crash, questioning the sobriety of the caller.
Multiple calls were made to report the sighting of the lights, leading to a significant police response.
The Coast Guard and Navy divers were involved in the search for the object that was reported to have crashed.
An object was reportedly found and turned over to the American government, not the Canadian.
Encounter Context
Factual DetailsShag Harbor
Barrington, Nova Scotia, canada
police investigated but found nothing
Encounter Research Breakdown
Phenomenological AnalysisThe account provides a detailed narrative of the witness's experience observing lights in the sky and reporting a potential plane crash. While the witness describes multiple observations and interactions with law enforcement, the credibility context is weak, and corroboration is limited to anecdotal evidence. The account lacks precise details and independent verification, resulting in a moderate score.
The experiencer and a friend notice four lights in the sky while driving, which seem to move in a sequence.
“we noticed four four lights to the north of us off to the right”
The lights change from horizontal to descending at a 45-degree angle as they continue to observe.
“the lights went from going level to going down but a 45 degree angle”
The experiencer calls the RCMP to report what they believe is a plane crash after observing the lights.
“I said we just see a plane crash and he said what you've been drinking”
The lights eventually disappear, leading to a search by the Coast Guard and others.
“we watched the light drift Down By The Light just went out”
Four lights in the sky changing positions
Conversations and phone calls made during the encounter
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The encounter involved multiple witnesses reporting the same lights, leading to a coordinated response from local authorities.
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Laurie Wickens
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