Australian government UFO case — source copy 4, pages 8-8

I • 20/98/AIR Assistant Provost Marshal Sydney OF AUSTRALIA ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE All870 Sgt. Quinn N. W. R.~A.~ Provost Service Field Security Section Sydney 9th 1.4ly 1958 REPORT ON AERIAL 0 BJECT OBSERVED 1. On Thursday 8th May, 1958 in company with A216306 Sgt. Sheppard, E. P. , of this Section, I interviewed Mrs. Constance MacDonald, Housewife, at her place of residence No. 5 Neville Street, Oatley, ~ew South Wales, in reference to the sighting, by herself, of an unidentified flying object on the morning of 25th March, 1958. 2. When questioned regarding the sighting or the objeet Mre. MacDonald stated that she first sighted the object at 02eo hours on 25th March, 1958. The object was in eight tor about (3) three minutes, at t1ret it appeared to be directly overhead in the vicinity of the milky way, where it remained tor a very short period, then it dropped tqward the horizon travelling in a North to South direction. tt was travelling slowly at first and then inorea8td to a great rate or speed. 3. In the course ot the interview rs. NacDonald spoke in a very excited manner and conetantley repeated herself as to the object being a glorious spectacle of a heavenly body Ln the milky way. Throughout the interview Mrs. MacDonald would return to this manner or speech always extolling the ~ lrtue or the glorious eight she had seen. At the conclusion ot the interview Mrs . ~acDonald inrormed the investigators that abe had toraeen their visit, aa she had read in her eacup that the Kings Heralds were coming to see her. 4. It 1e considered by the investlsators that the object sighted by thie woman could have been a falling star. /~ ~<1~ .. - . ( NOEL W. QUINN) Sergeant .