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Speaker 1: A bright yellow sun loomed high above the road as

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Speaker 1: Constable Gary Slotki cruised west down TransCanada Highway one, about

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Speaker 1: half a mile from Canada's Fulcan Beach in southeast Manitoba. Saturday,

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Speaker 1: May twentieth, nineteen sixty seven had been a busy one,

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Speaker 1: On Monday May twenty second, ether Chisvin's article appeared in

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Speaker 1: After being questioned on the matter, Stefan assured the incredulous

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Speaker 1: It read UFO reported by Stefan mccarlac. Laboratory tests here

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Speaker 1: The Inside Story of a Close Encounter, detailing what they

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Speaker 1: say is the most comprehensive retelling of the story. In it,

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Speaker 1: they claimed that in nineteen sixty eight, Stefan mccarlac, apparently

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Speaker 1: still suffering from his alleged brush with the UFO with

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Speaker 1: headaches and blackouts, not to mention the constant disappearance and

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Speaker 1: reappearance of those strange burn marks, took a trip out

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Speaker 1: to the supposed landing site. There he found a number

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Speaker 1: of strange pieces of silver covered in a peculiar black

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Speaker 1: substance that was later apparently found to be a radioactive

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Speaker 1: uranium or embedded in the cracks underneath where the alleged

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Speaker 1: foe was said to have landed. To this day, the

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Speaker 1: Canadian Department of National Defense identifies the Falcon Lake incident

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