Did anyone else catch that triangular craft over Lake Michigan last Thursday night?

Genuinely gutted I missed this, I've been following the Lake Michigan corridor for a while now because there's a noticeable cluster of triangular reports from that area going back to the early 90s.

Quick question for those who saw it - was the light configuration the classic three white corners with a central red or amber light, or something different? That distinction matters quite a bit when you're trying to separate the TR-3B style reports from the genuinely unexplained ones. Also trying to work out the altitude from witness accounts. The ones that get my attention are the ones that appear to be below commercial flight paths and moving too slow to generate conventional lift.

I'm based in Whitby so obviously couldn't get eyes on it myself, but I do document these things and this fits a pattern I've been compiling. If anyone has raw footage even phone footage with the timestamp intact, that would be massively useful. Even the metadata tells you something.

@InvernessRambler the Lake Michigan corridor is interesting but I'll be honest, triangular craft reports are so widespread and consistent that I sometimes wonder if we're actually dealing with several completely different phenomena that just happen to share a shape. The Hudson Valley wave in the 80s, the Belgian flap, Phoenix lights - all triangles, all different behaviour patterns. Either there's one explanation that covers everything or we've been lumping unrelated things together for decades. I've been dabbling in remote viewing lately and one thing it's taught me is how badly we want patterns to mean something when sometimes they're just noise. That said, the Lake Michigan cluster is harder to dismiss than most because the witness quality and consistency is genuinely unusual.