At around 9:45 p.m., my two friends (Brian and Earl) and I were coming back from the four corners area when I looked out the right rear passenger-side window and noticed a light up in the eastern sky. It was pinkish red in color and pulsated at the same rate as those found on some of the communication towers located around the city. But unlike the tower lights, it did not completely go out as it would pulse on and off.

As we went past the General Hospital, I kept looking in the sky and could no longer see the light, which was odd since it was at a fair height and would have been easily noticeable from Paris Street. I later called my colleague Todd to tell him about it, and he said he'd check for flights of the air ambulance and see if there were any communication towers in the area. He called back a few days later and said that he couldn't find out if the helicopter had flown that night, but he did say there was a tower located at the far end of Lake Ramsey.

On Thursday, March 23, as I was coming back from a lecture at Science North with two other friends (Eric and Ben), I took the opportunity to look over to the east and did notice a tower in the distance, but the light on it was very small and very low to the horizon compared to the one I had seen in the sky.

At arm's length, I would say the tower looked to be 3/4 of an inch high. But the red pulsating light I saw was about 7 inches high...at arm's length.

After this verification, I decided to report the sighting on my radio show, on Friday the 25th.