In 1967 during the May long weekend, an amateur prospector from River Heights, Winnipeg named Stefan Michalak ventured into Whiteshell Provincial Park to search for quartz and silver at Falcon Lake. After finding a spot to begin prospecting he was interrupted by two flying objects that glowed red. One of these objects landed in front of him. Stefan observed the object and eventually got closer. Upon returning home his family saw him fall ill and took him to the hospital where Doctors and nurses were shocked by his story but even more shocked by what they saw on his body. What happened to Stefan Michalak? Did he see a UFO? Or was this an elaborate hoax?

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The Falcon Lake incident: Canada's famous UFO encounter in 1967 | CBC.ca

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