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Mystery Unmarked Black Jet flys Low Altitude Toronto 07/13/09

by PAIR A NORMAL GUYS INC | July 13, 2009 at 08:43 am

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Practically right outside my front window I witnessed this blackish grey unmarked jetliner do a fly-by virtually no more then 200 ft above my neighbourhood. To add to this the jetplane had no marker lights flashing, no logo or insignia and the most important fact of them all is the issue of this plane travelling above not much higher then a 5 story building. Simply strange considering that our main airport Pearson Airport in Toronto is clear across the city in the other direction. Even more bizzare is this mysterious jet seemed to go unnoticed by many pedestrians and drivers.

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PAIR A NORMAL GUYS INC

at 09:07 on July 13th, 2009

I FEEL THAT IT IS RELEVANT TO THE STORY AND SINCE I ATTEPTED TO UPLOAD THIS VIDEO VIA THE YOUTUBE OPTION SEVERAL TIMES WITH NO SUCCESS HERE IS THE VIDEO LINK

Tina Kells

at 09:59 on July 15th, 2009

I am having no problems whatsoever finding your videos. In the future if you search by the exact title you should be able to find them in the tool as well.

René

at 13:39 on July 13th, 2009

Curious that you had camera ready for this event. Did you call the police, the airport control, or local military installation regarding this?

Orion Five (not verified)

at 13:41 on July 13th, 2009

I'm so sick of black ops, black box, ossificational operations designed for my 'safety'.

I DEMAND CLEAR BOX, OPEN OPS!

Flight manifests over large urban centers should be publicly posted available for all to see.

Discrepancies should be scrutinized and deceptions should be punished.

semtex (not verified)

at 19:23 on July 14th, 2009

Heard it first, then when I saw it I commented to my companion "there's no windows" and he asked "is it landing or taking off" with absolutely no air strip in the area...