Letter: UFO researcher is looking for your stories

Since my last letter to the editor, there have been a few interesting developments.

I’ve updated my UFO Sightings Archive to include the years 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015, which consist of all the UFO reports (local and foreign) that I’ve received since January 2012. These archive pages can be found here.

Once again, I must point out that UFOs and flying saucers are a historical fact, and “not something visionary or fictitious,” as General Nathan Twining said, back in September 1947 in an official memorandum.

What is probably the most incredible and groundbreaking news of all is the fact that in January 2015, the U.S. Veterans Administration finally implied — after many years of attempting to get them to acknowledge that John Burroughs was injured while in the Rendlesham Forest, tying it together with the Condign document from the U. K. — it was an unidentified aerial phenomenon or vehicle that caused the injury.

By settling this case in full, the U. S. Department of Defense — because the V. A. is part of DoD — confirmed that the UFO phenomenon is real.

This is the first time in history that such an admission has ever been made in regards to a UFO incident where the eyewitness suffered physical injuries as a result of being in close proximity to a landed craft of ET origin.

I’ve also heard of a few humanoid cases out of the province of Quebec, and I will translate the details into English as they become available.

I’ve also gotten word of an amazing sighting of a large triangular object that took place in 2014 in the region of the Mont Tremblant Provincial Park.

I would love to hear from any other witnesses who may have seen any unusual aerial objects in our skies.

For more information on local UFO history, please visit my website at noufors.com or contact me by phone at 705-670-2759 or by email at [email protected].

Michel M. Deschamps
UFO researcher and historian
Provincial Section Director
for MUFON (Mutual
UFO Network, Inc)
Sudbury