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Physical contact with a UFO
UFO In the area of Falcon Lake Winnipeg, in Manitoba on MAY 20 1967
Stephen Michalack gave the following report on the Canadian government: "Mr. Steven Michalak from Winnipeg, in Manitoba said that she had come into physical contact with a UFO during a research trip in Falcon Lake...
approximately 90 miles east of Winnipeg on 20 MAY 67, Mr. Michalak said that it was examining a rock formation when it occurred before the two UFO. One of the UFO remained stationary in the air in the immediate area for a few seconds and then flew away with great speed. The second UFO landed several hundred feet away from his post. As approached the UFO, opened a second door and heard voices coming from within. Mr. Michalak stated that approached the subject but was unable to see instruments due to a bright yellow light bluish blocked his vision. He tried to contact staff within the subject [in English, Russian, German, Italian, French and Ukrainian ], but without result. As approached within a few feet from the object, the door closed. heard a noise like a whine, and the subject began to turn against the clockwise and finally flew from the ground. Now with the left gantitou hand and touched the object before the lift to the ground, the glove was burned. "As the object (the glove) left the ground, burned exhaust gases outside and inside the clothes and thus supported the more serious burns and stomach breast. As a result nosilefthike for many days. Doctors who attended and were interviewed by Mr. Michalak was unable to obtain any information that could be burned in the body. The personal details of clothing supported burnt to the UFO, underwent an extensive laboratory analysis in Crime RCMP. Analysts were unable to draw any conclusion as to what may have caused damage to burn. The "soil samples taken from Mr Michalak from the immediate area occupied by the UFO were analyzed and found to be radioactive to a degree that the samples could be safely petachthoun. An examination of the alleged UFO landing area was made by a radiologist from the health and welfare department and a small area was found to be radioactive. The radiologist was unable to provide an explanation as to what caused this area to become infected. "And the DND and RCMP investigative committees were unable to provide data which challenged the story of Mr. Michalak. "
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