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No UFO/UAP report is tied to Lakeville, Indiana in any carrier reached. The national frame stands once: Project Sign, Grudge, and Blue Book (1952–1969), the Air Force's own totals 12,618 reports and 701 unidentified. Against that system: the comprehensive catalogue of Blue Book "Unknowns" (Sparks, compiled from the FUFOR and National Archives indexes) contains no Lakeville, Indiana entry; the county's file-era case is South Bend's (13 October 1948) and stands at pointer only, not imported — the pointer carries the dug strength: the Blue Book Unknowns catalogue's entry 120, witnesses Brooke and Thompson, tentative evaluation "Debris?" (assembly conform, DELTA-C-3). The 1896–97 airship wave and the October 1973 wave each print negative for this ground at search strength, their forms shown in the pass record. The modern database was worked as a database: NUFORC tested three ways, and every Lakeville hit resolves to Massachusetts or Minnesota — the count for Lakeville, Indiana in the reached NUFORC record is 0; MUFON returned no Lakeville case; the winter 2024–25 drone flap returned none. The settler for a stronger negative is a page-by-page query of NUFORC's Indiana state index, and the negative prints at exactly search-plus-index-structure strength. One genuine unexplained record stands on this ground, and it is not a sky case: resident aerodynamicist John Roncz published An Engineer's Guide to the Spirit World (2012) and led a documented second life as a Spiritualist medium — a published book and a documented practice, a fact about the record, not about spirits. The closing line prints as the leg requires: this record cannot support "nothing was ever seen over Lakeville," and no case is promoted beyond its file, because there is no case.