Ajax, Ontario Two Unusual Balls Of Light

Posted: December 27, 2007

HBCC UFO Research Note: The witness states in his report that there were other witnesses to the unusual sighting of the two balls of lights which mad strange maneuvers in the sky, plus coming to a hover. If anyone else has been witness to this particular sighting, would you please be kind enough to contact me here at HBCC UFO Research. Thank you.

Date: 1998 - 1999 ? Time: Approx: 1:30 a.m.

Message: Thank you so much for having this sight. Now I know, I may only be a little crazy. My sighting took place in the late '90s. Maybe '98-'99. Late summer early fall. It was approximately 1:30 am and my friend and I were heading westbound on Steeles (Tauntan Rd.) coming back into the city from Ajax. At around Altona road we noticed a ball of light in the sky. At first we thought it was an old smoke stack that was out in that area. But as we kept heading west so did the light. The entire time it stayed on the south side of the road. Just as we passed Ninth line we noticed a second ball of light. This one appeared to be doing dips up and down behind the trees.

Eventually, they both started doing these up and down movements. We finally hit Markham Rd. (highway 48) and the lights seemed to be heading southbound so we followed them. At times they would move very fast and at other times it appeared that they were slowing right down. I know that other people witnessed this event because at one moment around Finch Ave. the lights stopped moving and hovered in the sky. The cars that were on the road stopped and some people even got out and watched. The lights then moved very quickly in a southbound direction until they eventually disappeared. I have not heard of any similar accounts until finding your web site. We always hear about these sightings in the U.S. but very rarely do we hear about them in Canada. If there are any other witnesses to this particular sighting can you please forward them to me. Thank you.

Thank you to the people for the very interesting report.

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