E-009575LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: exactRECORD COMPLETENESS: 100%
Falcon Lake Michalak Landing / Burn-Injury Encounter
1967-05-20Falcon Lake wilderness, Manitoba, Canada
Stefan Michalak reported two descending objects, one landing nearby. He approached a domed metallic craft, described an open doorway and internal lights, then said hot gas from a grid-like vent burned his chest as the object departed. Medical symptoms, site traces, later radiation findings and metal samples were investigated but remained contested.
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“Michalak reported approaching a landed domed metallic craft, viewing a lit interior through an opening, touching a hot exterior, and being struck on the chest by hot gas from a grid-like vent as the object departed; aligned burns and later recurrent lesions were medically documented in the source.”
“Whiteshell radiation tests on Michalak were negative; later site radioactivity and metal samples had uncertain origin, and Colorado investigator Roy Craig found Michalak convincing but considered the case too inconsistent to establish unconventional craft.”
“Hall presents reports from a wide range of occupationally responsible citizens, including teachers, engineers, business people, security personnel, farmers and tradespeople.”