SUBJECT: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE NORTH SHORE KIND FILE: UFO2956
* Forwarded from "MUFON_PUBLIC"
* Originally by John Komar
* Originally to All
* Originally dated 2 Feb 1993, 2:47
MUFONET-BBS GROUP - MUFONET-BBS NETWORK
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UFO SIGHTING REPORT
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� (U.F.O.R.I.C.), Dept. 25, 1665 Robson �
� Street, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6G �
� 3C2. Provided through the courtesy of�
� Lorne Goldfader, Director of UFORIC, �
� for The MufoNet-BBS Network. �
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� CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE NORTH SHORE KIND �
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� North Shore News - Sunday, February 21, 1993 �
� by Michael Becker �
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�Nine Encounters in the Past Year Prompt UFO Researchers to �
� Look for Alien Hot Spots �
� �
�Local UFO researchers will attempt to make contact with �
�alien life forms later this year on the North Shore �
�Mountains. �
� �
�Said Lorne Goldfader, director of the UFO Research Institute�
�of Canada (UFORIC), "We intend to go to UFO hot spots with �
�very powerful halogen lights, strobe lights and sound �
�frequencies, and we're going to try to attract, vector in, �
�these spacecraft or objects or whatever they are. �
� �
�"We're going to make several attempts, not only us but �
�several hundred working groups across the world. �
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�"We're going to make attempts, and one of us will get �
�something. NASA is spending millions of dollars with dishes�
�to get signals from space. This is really not that much �
�different from what NASA is doing but it's Earth-based, " �
�Goldfader said. �
� �
�Of 56 UFO sighting reports compiled by UFORIC last year, �
�nine were based in North and West Vancouver. �
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�Two of the nine North Shore incidents involved "close �
�encounters." �
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�According to Goldfader, some time between 2:30 a.m. and 3 �
�a.m., on August 29, 1992, a police officer living with his �
�family in a Blueridge-area neighborhood of North Vancouver �
�walked to a window and saw what appeared to be a shooting �
�star. �
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�He went into the bathroom of the house. Through an open �
�window he saw reflected in the bathroom mirror three red and�
�white pulsating cylindrical lights. �
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�An alarm sensor located in the patio of the house was �
�activated. A light illuminating the lane nearby went out. �
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�He heard one of his dogs outside whining. �
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�The man attempted to wake his wife. �
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�Said Goldfader, "He tried to wake up his wife in a panic. �
�It took all his effort, and she only woke up for a brief �
�moment falling back into sleep like a rag doll." �
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�Meanwhile, Goldfader added, "The child (nine months old) was�
�giggling in the other room, another unusual event." �
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�The man subsequently discovered a scorched area of grass by �
�the lane near his home. The dog that had been whining �
�outside during the incident lost "massive amounts of fur and�
�lost much weight, suggesting radiation exposure." �
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�About a month earlier, on July 19, 1992, a West Vancouver �
�mother and son experienced a close encounter of a different �
�kind. �
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�Goldfader said he talked to the 16-year-old West Vancouver �
�male after the youth had contacted the police. �
� �
�"He and his mother saw an object in the sky, but that's all �
�the mother remembers." �
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�Both mother and child observed a conical object, fluorescent�
�and opaque. The object zig-zagged at a distance from their �
�house. �
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�"But the young fellow remembers these biological entities �
�though the closed door in his bedroom, lift him off the bed �
�and he freaked out - he resisted. Then he ran into his �
�parent's room, but there was about 15 minutes to half an �
�hour of missing time," Goldfader said. �
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�A second incident at the home involved a circular ball of �
�light entering through a window. �
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�A third incident involved a physical reaction. �
� �
�"It's a phenomenon that I'm beginning to recognize. He's �
�(the teen) beginning to feel these electrical voltages under�
�the skin in areas where the surface of the skin feels numb. �
� �
�"I have other people where the same thing has happened to �
�them. I've identified four people so far who have this �
�anomaly," Goldfader said. �
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�The UFO researcher believes the hydro power lines near the �
�home are somehow connected to the bizarre incident. �
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�I've developed a theory from the data that I've read - the �
�electro-magnetic radiation is coming from these power grids �
�and is harmful to skin cells. �
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�"These visitors, whoever they are, are concerned and doing �
�some kind of genetic testing of the people in these areas." �
� �
�Added Goldfader, "Based on magnetic maps, over a period of �
�time I've begun to recognize magnetic anomalies where these �
�UFO sightings are taking place. �
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�"It's speculation, but I feel there is a possibility that a �
�magnetic anomaly point could be an entry point for these �
�objects to come through. It could be a disturbance caused �
�by UFO activity." �
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�Goldfader's group is affiliated with the Texas-based Centre �
�for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI). �
� �
�He said the two organizations are committed to acting upon �
�UFO data compiled. �
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�"There are several different kinds of UFO groups. They �
�range from the bizarre religious people who are trying to �
�put their point of view across, to ex-CIA people. We're not�
�fence-sitters," he said. �
� �
�"If there is even a 1% chance that I'm successful or �
�somebody else is successful (in the bid for contact) it will�
�change the course of history, so it's worth it." �
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