When the mission was confirmed, the “Raise The Arrow” team took on the task of interviewing the locals to help them discover what was genuinely hidden at the bottom of Lake Ontario. Those who had made the sightings were happy to describe the scene and offer as much help as they could.
Their curiosity was finally going to be satisfied, and they couldn’t wait to see what the team discovered. Unfortunately, the locals had difficulties describing the alien-like object, and all they could say for sure was that it caught them completely off guard.
It Started Over 60 Years Ago
The locals reported the first sighting in 1950. They claimed to see an object on the bottom of Lake Ontario, yet it seemed to vanish as quickly as it had emerged. Since over a half a century has passed since the first sighting, the team on a mission had little to go on.
Very few details about the mystery object were revealed, and no one seemed to remember the location or size of the item. What the lake possibly have kept a secret for over half a century?
Gone in a Flash
Although the witness claimed what they saw was gone in a flash, what they were left with was an image that haunted them for years to come. The sighting happened so quickly that the locals couldn’t recognize what the object was.
It was a strange yet exciting moment for everyone involved, keeping the mystery alive for decades. Locals waited on the edge of their seats for the mission to get started.
The Starting Point
While witnesses weren’t able to describe the hidden treasure, they were able to point the mission team in the right direction. They showed them an area that was about a mile out from the shore giving the “Raise The Arrow” team an idea of where to start looking.
With the general location named, the exploration team was almost ready to get started. With funding and their equipment in place, the team was eager to start their big adventure. An adventure that might result in the expansion of human knowledge!
Point Petre
It was finally time to dive into the unknown. The team decided Point Petre would be the best spot to start. It’s a peninsula on the northeastern shores of Lake Ontario in Prince Edward County, a province in Ontario, Canada.
As a wildlife conservation, the area is quite secluded. It’s a popular tourist attraction known for its pebble beaches, beautiful limestone formations, and hidden rock cliffs.