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- the following was not sourced so i removed it; please add it back to the list when source(s) are added (:O) -Nima Baghaei talk · cont · email 20:40, 7 June 2007 (UTC)
== Jan 1987==
At Jack Darling Park, Mississauga Ontario--- A group of eight friends and many others witnessed a very bright light that shone on the waterfront and beach. It looked like a "helicopter spotlight." Within minutes, the bright light shut-off and a very large saucer shaped craft was apparent. It had very peculiar lights, which were made up of many colours, and did not look like anything known. One of the witnesses was extremely well-versed in aviation, stated that the craft did not represent anything he had ever studied, from stealth aircraft, to commercial aircraft, to helicopters. It did not look to him like any weather-related craft. He described it as a "bonefide UFO, absolutely not identifiable, out-of-this-world, shocking." The same witness felt very strongly that the ship itself, or inhabitants were trying to communicate with him.
One of the witnesses on the beach, standing next to the aviation buff, took off very abruptly (in her pick-up truck)after viewing the craft. Two of the friends ran down the beach following the craft's trajectory. The remaining friends sought to "chase" the slow-moving craft in two cars along Lakeshore Road. Finally, the two friends pursuing the craft joined the others in their cars.
As the two cars were exiting the Park, they noticed "five-to six police cars" streaming into the Park at high speeds, ignoring the speed bumps, on the road that leads into the beach. They lost visual contact with the craft. The aviation buff telephoned the police the next day to ask them, "what went on in the Park at midnight last night?" The officer answered, "if you were there and they were there(SIC), then you know what happened." One of the other witnesses asked his father (who knew some officers) to telephone the police. When he talked to a high-up officer, the officer was very kind and stated, "we received about sixty calls that night about a UFO, we have no idea what it was."
