The UFO Phenomenon
Anonymous witness of Shag Harbor UFO shares 'death bed confession'
By
T.K. RandallDecember 30, 2023 ·
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The submitted UFO image (left) and Shag Harbor (right). Image Credit: Anonymous / SnowyBadger
The witness, known only as John Doe, was one of several to see a strange object over Canada more than 50 years ago.
The incident, which occurred on October 4, 1967, involved multiple witnesses who saw an unidentified object descend from the sky into the ocean a short distance from Shag Harbour - a small fishing village situated along the Atlantic coastline of Nova Scotia.
When officers arrived at the scene they witnessed the object, which was estimated to be around 18 meters in diameter, floating on the water with its lights still flashing.
It remained visible for some time before disappearing beneath the waves.
Despite extensive efforts by Canadian Navy divers to locate the object on the sea floor, no trace of it was ever found and the incident was ultimately dismissed as unexplained.
Now, more than 56 years later, a witness who had observed the object at the time has contacted
Unexplained Mysteries via e-mail to describe his experience.
A photograph (that he presumably captured) of the object, was also included (see above and below).
"This was a large brilliantly lit rectangular shaped object, it came out of the water and ascended into the sky and quickly disappeared. This photograph was taken roughly 30 miles away from Shag Harbour, about a week after the incident started," he wrote.
"As far as I am aware and to the best of my knowledge, NO manmade aircraft or submarines possessing such technology exist? One can clearly see from the photo enlargement that this object has no visible means of propulsion, wings, engines etc, quiet extraordinary and remarkable as to how this object moved and traveled around!"
"I have carried this burden for over 50 years and it is now time to set this free."
A full-size copy of the submitted UFO image can be viewed below.
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