Shag Harbour - The Underwater Phase

Following the October 4, 1967 crash at Shag Harbour, researchers have uncovered evidence suggesting the story continued underwater. The object may have traveled beneath the surface to Government Point, where military divers allegedly observed it before it eventually departed.

The Initial Crash

On October 4, 1967, an object crashed into water off Shag Harbour with multiple witnesses. The search found nothing, but the story continued.

Government Point

Approximately 25 miles away was a naval facility with submarine detection, SOSUS system, strategic location, and underwater monitoring.

The Reports

Later emerged reports that the object was tracked underwater, moving toward Government Point. The military was aware, and a covert operation was launched with divers deployed.

Navy Divers

Allegedly, divers were sent to investigate and observed the object on the seafloor during an ongoing classified operation.

A Second Object

Reports suggest a second UFO arrived and joined the first in an underwater rendezvous. It may have been a repair operation, and both were observed.

The Departure

Days later, the objects rose and departed together, tracked by military with no interception. They escaped.

The Witnesses

Military personnel later spoke out, confirmed operation, diving activities, and the unusual nature. They were sworn to secrecy.

The Cover-Up

Information was classified, personnel silenced, with official denial and decades of secrecy. It is slowly emerging.

Chris Styles Research

Nova Scotia researcher Chris Styles investigated for years, found witnesses, documented accounts, published findings in a persistent investigation.

Don Chicken

Key researcher Don Chicken, former military, investigated case, found evidence from multiple witnesses, and wrote book.

The Evidence

Supporting the story are military movements confirmed, personnel accounts, SOSUS capabilities, timeline fits, and pattern consistent.

HMCS Granby

Navy vessel HMCS Granby was in area during period with unusual activity, potential involvement, and crew testimony supports narrative.

Submarine Detection

Government Point was designed to detect underwater objects, would have tracked the UFO movement, and recorded data.

Significance

The underwater phase is significant for extended encounter, military involvement, multiple objects, underwater capability, and cover-up evidence.

Legacy

The Shag Harbour underwater phase, if accurate, transforms an already significant case into something extraordinary - suggesting UFOs can operate beneath the ocean and that military forces observed this capability firsthand.