1967: something fell into the sea at Shag Harbour. Divers found four warm beds | Tape 16

Shag Harbour UFO incident, 1967: a classified file read aloud in March 1976. A Driftwell Archive audio drama. THE DRIFTWELL ARCHIVE is a work of fiction inspired by real events and decades of Cold War lore. The program, its records and its people are invented. Real persons and events appear in dramatized form. A diver goes down into sixty-two feet of water. His wrist unit reads sixty-eight degrees where it should read fifty-three. The hollows in the silt have edges like a knife and bare floors. The water inside is warm. The next morning, the hollows are gone. A classified file on anomalous temperature readings at Shag Harbour, read aloud in March 1976. A found-footage mystery audio drama. Saturday, 20 March 1976. Ten minutes to two in the morning. The folder on the table is tabbed S-67-11, and the night before he promised to read what the diver wrote. A Leading Seaman named Dunphy finds four depressions in the silt, edges sharp as if cut with a knife. The water inside is warm, sixty-eight degrees. The next morning, the hollows are gone. The Canadian Navy reports nothing found. Vosse compares the number to Ellery Station's constant sixty-eight degrees. He calls Dr. Miriam Cole, who confirms the impossibility. Then he realizes the diver answered something. He ends with a telephone number in pencil. ARCHIVE NOTE — The Driftwell Archive. Shag Harbour UFO incident, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, University of Colorado UFO report are matters of public record. Vosse, Ellery Station, Dunphy, Dr. Miriam Cole, Haskins, S-67-11 are not in any archive the Archive has been able to reach, and nothing on this tape describes anything a real person is known to have done. Archival photographs, public domain: Naval History and Heritage Command (U.S. Navy); U.S. Coast Guard. 0:00 Saturday, 20 March 1976 1:36 A box with a lie 3:08 They corrected the copy 4:44 Shag Harbour, 1967 6:15 The Mounties call the Coast Guard 7:46 The diver's log 9:18 Sixty-eight degrees 10:50 Warm like a mattress 12:24 The number matters 13:55 Dr. Miriam Cole 15:31 The arithmetic is not complicated 17:05 A bed is kept made 18:38 The man who answered 20:08 It was not a crash 23:15 The Navy comes in 24:46 The uncorrected line