River ‘crash’

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

On the 27th of July, dozens of residents in Ottawa and nearby Gatineau, Canada, witnessed an object streak across the sky at 10pm. The object which had lights that changed colour, then crashed into the Ottawa River with a ‘thunderous boom’. Witnesses said the object seemed to change course several times before finally crashing. Emergency services raced to the scene using sonar and underwater cameras trying to locate the object. On the following day they found an object about 9 meters (30 feet) below the water but the authorities declined to send divers down because of the current and nearby dangerous rapids. No one has any idea what the object is, no craft are reported missing from the area, there is no debris, oil or anything or any other evidence of a plane crash. Alain Boucher of Ottawa Police said: ‘The size and the shape doesn’t lead us to believe it’s any piece of an airplane or fuselage or anything like that. It could be a rock, it could be a bunch of logs stuck together, it’s hard to say. No one has come forward with any kind of videos or anything like that at this time. None of the people actually reported seeing a plane go down at the same time.’ (Source: www.inquisitr.com 28th July 2009).

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