On Saturday, May 3, 2003, I received a letter from a Canadian man and woman who reported that they had seen an unidentified flying object on April 24, 2003 beginning at 10:05pm, which resembled the flying triangle as reported by the witnesses of the January 5, 2000, Illinois UFO. I will refer to the man as 'Mr. G.', as he and his wife asked to remain anonymous in this report. Mr. G. and his wife reside in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, a city with a population of roughly 190,000.
On May 5, 2003, I interviewed Mr. G by phone. The witness described what appeared to be a very large airborne, triangular object. The aircraft appeared to be somewhere between 10,000 feet and 15,000 feet altitude and emitted no sound as it flew almost directly over the witness's home in Kitchener. On each corner of the craft were a round 'globe' of light, dull orange to yellow in color and as the craft (or a second similar object) was seen in a second pass over the witness's home, a fourth light was seen on the underside, moving from the rear center to beyond the left rear edge light and then back. The full report, taken by phone, is available in a RealAudio file here: Complete Audio Report .
The witnesses submitted a drawing of the object(s) as sketched over a star chart of the night sky for April 24, 2003, as follows.
From horizon to top of star chart is approximately 90 degrees. UFOs are to scale.
Figure 1. The drawing above submitted by witness shows UFO moving east to west at 10:05pm, and then is seen again at 10:25pm moving southeast to northwest. The 10:05 object was said to have been moving at the speed typical of a falling star (meteor). Ursa Major, or the 'Big Dipper' is seen to the far right, in constellation outline. As altitude is unknown, true size of the objects cannot be determined; however, witness said the object was very large and indicated that is was larger than a Boeing 747 jetliner. Objects are drawn to scale. The investigator did not explain to the witnesses how the charts were oriented, that is, the northern horizon where the 'tractor' icon and the word 'North' is due north; therefore, the heading of the objects in Figure 1. are incorrect. Figure 2. below, shows the objects in a corrected position as modified by the investigator.
