LONG DESCRIPTION OF SIGHTING REPORT

Long Description of Sighting Report
'Credible Eyewitness' Reported 'Just Before 2 PM' 'Sizeable Object Landing' 'Into Sylvan Lake' From a newspaper article of July 28, 2009, from the Forest Lake, MN Times online newspaper. Sylvan Lake is located just to the southeast of the much larger Forest Lake. The eyewitness, who reported waves from the event in excess of 30 feet high, was near the southwest shore of Sylvan Lake before 2 p.m. on Monday July 27, 2009. The article seems to confirm the report submitted to MUFON on Aug. 12 titled 'water landing of unknown object still there'. Here is the complete article, as it appeared at http://forestlaketimes.com/content/view/3312/44/ on the afternoon of Aug. 13: "Did something crash in Sylvan Lake on Monday? Authorities in Forest Lake say they don't know Tuesday, 28 July 2009 Jennifer Larson Staff Writer Whatever supposedly crashed into Sylvan Lake, creating 30 to 40 foot waves on Monday was never recovered nor spotted. The search and rescue team from Forest Lake Fire and Resuce responded with its airboat to a call from 10050 N. 204th Street just before 2 p.m. of a sizeable object landing in the body of water located south of Scandia Trail (TH-97). The Washington County Dive Team also had nine members searching below the surface through murky water to depths of around 26 feet without locating anything. Nada. Before the dive team arrived, search and rescue spied air bubbles in a 20 foot diameter. According to Forest Lake Fire Chief Gary Sigfrinius, the report from a credible eyewitness turned out to be unfounded. He said the lakeshore property owner was doing laundry in the basement and saw a large swirl and it appeared the water was churning. According to the incident report made to the Forest Lake Police Department, the caller looked into the sky and thought the wave action was from a helicopter. Sigfrinius told the Forest Lake City Council there was no petroleum film from a boat/plane wreck or debris floating on the water surface. “We don’t know what it was,” he said." End of article Thank you Jennifer Larson and the Forest Lake Times Article used under Fair Use Doctrine For Educational Purposes The phenomenon may have been caused by a meteorite. Or by a Nessie. http://AlienVisitorEvidence.blogspot.com

Long Description of Sighting Report

'Credible Eyewitness' Reported 'Just Before 2 PM' 'Sizeable Object Landing' 'Into Sylvan Lake'

From a newspaper article of July 28, 2009, from the Forest Lake, MN Times online newspaper. Sylvan Lake is located just to the southeast of the much larger Forest Lake. The eyewitness, who reported waves from the event in excess of 30 feet high, was near the southwest shore of Sylvan Lake before 2 p.m. on Monday July 27, 2009.

The article seems to confirm the report submitted to MUFON on Aug. 12 titled 'water landing of unknown object still there'.

Here is the complete article, as it appeared at http://forestlaketimes.com/content/view/3312/44/ on the afternoon of Aug. 13:

"Did something crash in Sylvan Lake on Monday? Authorities in Forest Lake say they don't know

Tuesday, 28 July 2009

Jennifer Larson
Staff Writer

Whatever supposedly crashed into Sylvan Lake, creating 30 to 40 foot waves on Monday was never recovered nor spotted.

The search and rescue team from Forest Lake Fire and Resuce responded with its airboat to a call from 10050 N. 204th Street just before 2 p.m. of a sizeable object landing in the body of water located south of Scandia Trail (TH-97).

The Washington County Dive Team also had nine members searching below the surface through murky water to depths of around 26 feet without locating anything.

Nada.

Before the dive team arrived, search and rescue spied air bubbles in a 20 foot diameter.

According to Forest Lake Fire Chief Gary Sigfrinius, the report from a credible eyewitness turned out to be unfounded. He said the lakeshore property owner was doing laundry in the basement and saw a large swirl and it appeared the water was churning.

According to the incident report made to the Forest Lake Police Department, the caller looked into the sky and thought the wave action was from a helicopter. Sigfrinius told the Forest Lake City Council there was no petroleum film from a boat/plane wreck or debris floating on the water surface.

“We don’t know what it was,” he said."

End of article
Thank you Jennifer Larson and the Forest Lake Times
Article used under Fair Use Doctrine For Educational Purposes

The phenomenon may have been caused by a meteorite.
Or by a Nessie.

http://AlienVisitorEvidence.blogspot.com