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FL Yir<lG objects. spotted hoverine over Earl ShiltOD last week remain unidentified by Lelcestershlre UFO Study Group. The disc-like

obj, ec’ts spotted on March 26, were &c.Cn

. .by seven witnes!ies who said they ’1erked around the sky" at fast speeds, hovering at times and producing a high. pitched noise which changed in frequency. Witness George

Hemmings said: "One object seemed to dance around the other one. J’ve never seen anything like this before - they. definitely were not DOnna! aircnft. "

Looking upA MIS Heath of

Hinckley also spotted the UFOs at around 4pm; "A lot of people were looking up into the sky. We were just coming back from shopping when we saw two saucer-like ~~.ects low in. the

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t pitched sound - we. . don’t know .quite what to make of it all," she said. The objects finally

headed towards Leicester at around 4.10pm, according to the study group who

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would like to hear . from anyone. else who can. provide \.;" ILLig informa on

. < .ul the event. ’. "II information ~ iii be dealt with in

confi(jence and the number to ring if you think you can help is Hinckley 614()13.

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IT was th; pi;’~tog~1ii~t- launched a thousand spaceships. .The blUrred -image -of a. flying -saueer- turned the Wiltshire town of Wa.rminster into a mecca for UFO spotters. and claims of other slghtings came thick and fast. But. ,.esterda,.. almost 30 ,.ears later, the pic-- ture wu exposed as a hoax - by one Of the two men who hatched the plot. in their local pub. The ’Thing, as It was

christened, was nothing more than a milk bottle top, a cotton reel &I1d a button. .

Ret1red print worker Roger. Hooton, who now lives in Adelaide. owned up a.tter re&d1ng in UK Mail, the Da.Uy UaU’s in- tem&tional edltion, that. another flUllous photo - supposedly of the Loch Ness Monster - was of a model mounted on . toy lIubma.r1ne.

Daily Mail - London

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14entified: The heaven-sent hoax

Why they Alien ’I decided It was time

to come clean, although 1 don’t. know why no one ever IIpOtted it in the f1nlt. pIace,’ aald Mr HootOD. ’It. .lwa,.. Jeemed obvious to me be--

use It. looked 10 stupid. ’But it. fooled everyone

at the time and ca.ned on fooling them. The fiy- ing saucer was even accepted as genuine by the British UFO Re3earch Association and Is listed In the UFO Encyc- lopaedia.’ Mr Hooton. 52, and his

friend. Gordon Faulkner. a factory worker, hit on the plan in 1965 a.tter reading about alleged UFO Bight.inp 10 t.heJ1" local paper. ’We went. out to a field &I1d ma.de a flying: eaucer out. at the cot.ton reel’ and milk bottle cap with the button on top,’. &aid Mr Hooton. .

’I was dropp!nK It on to the ground and Gordon was photographing it as it. fell. There was nothing to Indi te speed or size and the background wa.s

never cottoned on to the Thing

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blank. When we got the f11m back from Boots, there it was - a flying

, saucer.’ After the. photo air

pcared In the Wannin- ster Journal, the Thing took on a lile of its own. A national newspaper took up the story and Warmlnster t.hrobbed with hundreds of people hoping to see an allen. The town even spawned its own UFO Newsletter. "Ihe Joke had got out

of hand,’ said !.Ir Hooton, ’n had sparked & whole new industry in Warmlnster &nd It seemed a shame to stop it.’ He hM now confessed

the hoax to John Spen- cer, vice-chairman of the British UFO Research Asso<:iation, who Included the ’Th.ing in two of hJs books. Mr Spencer 1SII.id: ’It.

was the picture that f1nlt. got. me Involved in the subject. I was 11 at. the time and It. got me tern.- bly interested. It. had always been regarded as one of those photographs that could be OJ’ could not be, . ’Mr Hooton felt terribly

guilty about It. He wanted to put. the record straight..’ .

Despite knowing the truth. Mr Spencer’s faith Is unshaken. He &aid: ’I don’t. believe In tly1ng saucers or aliens, but. 1 do believe In UFOs. There are things we don’t. understand In our skies.’ .

Warmlnster Journal editor Diana Wat.t1ns, whose grandfather pub- lli;hed the original photo, said: ’I always used to say tbat when 1 saw one 1 would believe 1t. 1 stw haven’t seen one.’

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Jr’7 MAR 1994--

~IJool(y goings on in Church Sto,ve

A SPOOKY tale or eclence fact, Penetrating the Web, held here by Elsie Oakensen, may have aome of the anawers, (~.M" 420)A CHURCH Sfowe woman who spoued a UFO has had her experien e immortalised . on video.

Elsie Oakensen’s Irip home fr~m Davenlry 10 the village one May day in 1978 has left her a minor c~lebrity in UFO circles. Her appearance in Ihe

video, Penelrating The Web, is Ihe latest in II long line of screen spolS, radio shows IInd menlions hi al leasllen books on the subject.

"It’s very flattering 10 slilI

wilh no beam," she explained. After the lights had circled around for a lime, they left, and Elsi~ found her. self driving along the road as before, only her jou~ey had taken twice as long as if should have,

A few months laler Elsie hellrd of a group of four Byfield women travelling through Presion Capes a few hours laler, who had seen similar l ghls, which experts believe backs up her extraor- dinary story,

be invited 10 go on Ihese pro- grammes," said Elsie, who never. gets ti red of telling her story. Her journey home 10

Church Stowe went wrong as she lurned right at Weedon crossroads, where she first noUced a grey dumbbell object wilh red and green lights,

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As she entered Ihe village her car came to a hlllt. "By the schoolrooms I was

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’confirmed’ by second report

Pensioner Alfred Clarke thought he was Imagining things when he saw a UFO from his kitchen win. dow - until he read the O;rjord Mail, sister paper of the Bice5ter Advertiser. - For there in black and white was Geoff and Jenny Cunning- ham’s account of their sighting of a UFO on the sarne night. The, Cunninghams Cram Hamp.

den Avenue, Thame, saw. an BOft long object near the Oxfordshire Golf Club at Moreton on the edge of the lown. Mr Cunningham said it was

about 25ft high, with lights round the middle, and emitted an orange glow, It appeared to go down near Kidlington airfield, Mr Clarke, 69, of Nuffield Close,

Bicester, said he saw a huge oir ject, glowing red, from his kitchen window as he made a cup of tea one evening. He said It was in the sky for a

few minutes then disappeared be- hind a house. It was heading north. Since the sighting he has been

teased by his family. He said: "I was as sober as a

judge, I don’t drink. But when I laId my son he said r was crazy. "But when I saw It in the paper

I realised I was not talking out of my hal and I was quite sane," No-one at the Oxfordshire Golf CI ub or Kidlington air1eld had any knowledge of the machine and no sightings were reported to Thames Valley Police,

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Chifdmin er"stunned as’ she. sees UF s,.-’ t bus sto’p STUNNED Sus.an Guy wondered if she -Susan couldn’[ believe her eyes. She had aiso seen the myslI:rious JighlS on [he was bdng takcri for a ride when she saw’ .~d: "( even wenl 10 the sports centre. 10 ’.’night.of Monday. February 21, ,.

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watched for 40 minules as the four bright "Lat~r, Ilold my fneni.ls. They laughed and very often it i.s difficult to see what while spheres circled 11.160 feel. al me, bul I know what I saw il was [hey are. Susan’s case is something dif- Ch ldminder Susan said; "My bus was somelhing we k110w nOlhing about." ferent because of the number of objects

late when IIQoked up :ld saw [hese four Susan reporleJ the sighting to UFO thaI she saw." bright white objecls moving in a circle. expo:n Roy Lake. of Tudor Road, Barking. If you think you have ~een an unidenti- "Three were circling round each other Roy said he had been inundated with tied nying object phone Roy’s UFO hot-

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whal \he object had

b~cO. such as a sc

n1 itar.... ailerall. a1\d he waS IIOt saYing. II

waS 50’I1I~th’ll1g. e~wa.te!!es\!ia\.

"W\1".JI we ale saying i5 that

Wilh’

shauOw 01 a doubt ’1\ \s. 10

a\\ iO\CO\5 all’

poses. an IInidcotiiied \lying

ohjcC1," h’

"S01\1e mc5 \\"h~1\ people h~ar thc

UfO. it cOIl)\)\\)11 bncilu\

i1\1a\!,CI’i I

);.IC’:1\ men. II s\1ou\J (1)\ bc

\i\.;.c \ha\." l C[C welC

I1Un1c:O\)S ways to fa\.;.1

11)’btJ?hs. bu\hc,,\"ld oot

I\liot:. I

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The picturc wi\\ \lUW be

cxal111[

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cnh;!n:~lncr.t "0 pheUl1ix. ;" LU1\a.

."..:-;:~:.~<^;. II’I:~~"~ .

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spark \3FO riddle

A COI.n>t..E nave S\)ar\{ed a UFO

hunt aftet" spotting an \Joft.long

mystery ob}ect in

the s\ty neat"

their ’fharne hotTIe.

.’

Geoif Cu.nningham. and

\"\\5 wife

JennY. of \:-I.arn.pdcn A ven~e, cla~ln

theY saw it ne<}t"

the O>i:tot"dshlre

Golf Club <it MorctOO

on the edge

of t’M town. Geol’f said: "it was

between 60ft

and \Joft long, ’2.5-30 ft

hi~\I, y.;lth ,

\l,’hts all round the

n dd1C and <J.!"\

0;’"" ,loW 00",’"’ ’<0"’ tnO ""do \

dle.

I

.’It l’l\o\ed off towards

ec\<;. cY

~11\d cvcn\\J.~lll’i went (\oWn

near

\(l \l\l\;ton <}irc\d". . . "

",o.one at Ihe L)Ji.IOrdsl\lre

(,01\

(llIb or Kld1"tl\\\to!"\

al,-l\c\ bil

’In’l \<.\\o\\’led\\C of t\W

object an(1

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(,) Thalll;’S Valle’i

pollee

ASHBOURNE

NEWS

TELEGRAPH -Derbyshire-

... 3 MAf!

1994

1

p,FQ"explosion’

captured

on

video

.;. .

I,r

..,

J....

.

The

hitest.

UF

.

sighting

in

the

Ashb

rne

area

has

been

reported

- and

this’

time

theft’

is

video

evidence

to

back

’up

the

Claim.

. The

four

witnesseS,

who

do

not

want

to

be

named.

"

for: .

fear.

ot,

ridicule,

spotted

the

mystery

object

while.

walking

In

the

town’s

r~reaton

ground.

on

a

~ent Sunday

anunoon:

.’ .

They

had

D

camcOrder

with

them

and

mnn~ed

to

shoot

scveral

minules

of

footage

of

Ihe

hriJ:ht

liJ:ht

in

the

!o/ky

townr!!s

Dully.

H H~<T

~~~

~HCT1

C):z:H

~Ej

E-qLj.c<::

(/)8

:E

~ ~ t;r-n

Z

N ~tJlC( :lC)~ O~~

At

one

point

the

sinister

singh~

lighl,

which

remained

stalionary

for’

most

of

the

time,

explodes

like

a

firework

hut

then

returns

to

its

.

original

shape.

Footage

of

a

recent

UFO

filmed

by

three

fisherman

was

dismissed

by

experts

as the

iris

of

the

camera.

i !

But

Ihe

exploding

1

eITect

of

this

recent

Asllbourne

sighting

waS also

witnessed by

the

Ihree

prople

not

lookinc

Ihrough

the

camera’s

.

view

fintler.

\

The

UI"O

spoilers,

who

were

h:lllly

sllllken

!

- .

by

their

experience,

are

currently

having

Iheir

camera

checked.

During

Ihe

five

minutes

of

film

a

plane

comes

into

view

and

the

light

clearly

follows

it

but

then

shoots

ofT

quickly

out

of

sight.

UFO

experts

at

the

Ministry

of

Defence

in

Whitehall

say

that

95

per

cent

of

sightings

can

be

e"platned

in

terms

of

known

obj~ts or

phenomena

- but

’the

remaining

five

per cent

do

defy

uplanalion.

.

Last

year

147

si~hlings

of

mysterious

objects

were

n’porlerl

to

Ihe

Mol).

Laser

party.

sheds

.

.-’

.

,

light

on

UFOs

By LoIja

Johnson’

LITrLE green

men

have

not

land-

ed in

Chigwell-

and

that’s

official!

Both

the

Guardian-Gazette

and

Laughton

Police

Station.

received

calls

after

sightings

of

what

was

thought

to be

UFOs

hovering

over

the

area

on

Monday

evening.

.

... ~.

Derek

Sewell,

from

Shrublands

Close,

Chig~

well,

said

he

saw

the

lights

when

he

went to put

some

milk bottles

outside

at

about

7.15pm.

"I had

never- seen anything like it

in my

life:

he

said.

’The lights

wel’El

quite

large

and

were

very

I

lively.

They

were

dancing

around quite fasL

.

"I stayed

outside

for

about 10

minutes

before

they

.

--I started

to

move

further

away

towards

Woodford."

And a

resident

from

Mansfield

Road,

Wanstead,

ALIEN

FEARS

GROUNDED

.AFTER

LIGHTS

IN

SKY

HAVE

EARTHLY

ORIGINS

who

prefers

to

remain

anonymous,

aaid

ahe

spot.-

thd the

lights

as

she

was

driving’

home

from

wor-k

along

Epping

New

Road.

"It was

rather

aurreaI’-

like

gigantie

Cyclops

eyes

up in the

sky.

.

.

"It looked

like

the

beads

or

light

thrown across a

ceiling by

one

of

those

mir-

rored

balls

often

seen

in

30’s

dance

halls.

Except

this

wasn’t a

ceiling - it

was the

sky

and the

spot.

lights

were

on

a

huge

aOOe. "

But

everyone

was quick-

ly

brought

back

down to

earth when

police

looked

into the

matter.

A

spokesman

aaid:

"We’ve

had

loads

of

calls,

especially

from the

elderly

but,

after- investigation

we

discovered

the

lights

appeared

to come

from a

laser

party

being

held

in

the

Picketts

Lock area,

Edmonton."

",.

YELLOW

ADVERTISE~ -cOIChester.- -4 MAR

1

UFOLOGISTS

have

long

considered

the

Chlngford

and

Epping

areas

prime

loca-

tlons

for

mysterious

slghtlngs

of

Uniden-

tified

Flying

Objects.

.

Now

the

Barking-based

london

two

Studies

group

is

invcstigating

the

latcst

~port of

a

saucer-shaped

.

object

over the area.

It

was seen by

Walthamstow

schoolboy

Snwt Halli-

day

of

Garner

Road

at

about

11.3Opm

on

Thursday

Feb-

ruary

17..

"I

wa$just

about

to

go 10

bed

when I

nOliced

a

dome-

shaped

object

wilh

bright

orange

or

red

lights

underneath:’

said

Sluart,

14.

a

founh

year

student

al

Ave

ling

Park

Schoo1.

., At

firot

I

.hought

it

was a

shooting

star

but

it

appeared

10

be very

near

to

my

house,

perhaps

over

I

Kilchener

Road

_ about

400 yards

away

and 300

feel

in

the

air.

"I’d

never

seen

anything

like

.hal

in

my

life

ait

hung

the~ for

aOOUI

three

minutes

before

moving

off

~ very

fast.

Dome

sha~d

"It

was

totally

silent

and

had

bright

lights

coming

from the

edges.

It

was dark and

dome shaped:’

The incident

is

being

invC$l

gaby

Roy

Lake.

founder

of

London UFO

SlUdies.

who is

calling

on any.

one else who saw the

object

10

conlaCl

him.

Roy

says the

area close to

Epping

Forest has a long

history

of

sightings

and

research

into

psranonnal

activity.

.

Cynics

mighl

suggest

that

the area is close to

both

Stanstcd,

Stapleford

Abbots and Nonh Weald

airports

,

plus a

police

helicopter

siIC

al

High

Beach

which

could

I

account

for

aerial

activity.

But

Roy

is

unbowed

by

that

and says that

in

particu-

lar the Pole

Hill

and

Barn Hill

areas are

known

for

paranormal activity

because of

a

Ley

Line

crossing

through

there.

"Since

the 60s when

I

became

ioterested in

paranor-

mal

phenomena

- some

preny

strange

things

have

,

0CCUJTed up

there,"

said

Roy.

I

.

’"Two

children

were

found drowned in a

pond off

l

Barn Hill

and the area

was~cordoned off

by

the

Army,

for

no

appar

reason."

.

.

"We’re

inleresled

;n hearing

from

~e who

has

seen any

unusual

3fal

aclivily.

Anyone

i~rested

in

!

contacting

us

ot. joining

the

group

should pl\(\le me on

i

081

594

4797:’

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IS IT A HUB-CAP? IS IT A HOAX? OR IS ITA. .

UNIDENTIFIED F’IFE OBJ~CT

o I.n’, .mulng pholo... h. ",I/I:hld /h. ob/ICI ho~.rlng tor .bout1S minI/II.

I SNAPPED AN ALIEN SAYS IAN

A FUNNY thin; happened to

Ian Macpherson on the way to the reservoir. . . He was buzzed b\’

whal he’s com’Lnced ..as a UFO from the Twilight Zone: UFO .., Ih.I’s Un.

id.ntil.d Flying Obj." - and not a f~ee.faUJ,g hubcap. clay pIgeon or a grey Ins~, ellher.

Al1d ,h. Twiligh, Zone ts. OUfer Space, n01 the ~~~:~ ihn~ ~~~I~: ~’!Sl~~:~EXCITING Re-rirf"d d,-ij seJ"\".n I

lan~s Surt j[ wl:S -in aJj~n craft. And expens .ire I..J.L> in, him ’ll’eor)’ storiousL)’, Th.)’ beil... the pho,o,

be took .. Cra~gh.u{ar Reservoir; n~1f Dun. Ie-TmIiD., CQuld beolp prove. I.he e-xislenc. of UFOs I-I n4ht UFO eIpeI"l Mlko"" Robinson oaid: ....It It. ~ mD1i~ f:1ritiDl pbotDpaph I ha.e e.er aeen m thil C t7l,

H

aatn.d del.n<~ ,hlOl. .... al>o >lud),ng lh. tLlm An RAf spo’k.esmi.n

pid: IotWe- ..Ire’ eXjilmlnlng is veol’) clo..eiy .. Ian. 44, r,.orn Ro~~1’h

Th. Tiling, elre/Id, h.. .Imo,’ nnl.1l1d In /11’" .,I.<<:orr<J

I I,TOM H....ILTON I took ......t p1crure-s. as he- walked oJODS .he bonks 01 the rltl.ervolf. He uid: "J look phOfog.r.aph~ as I walk.d oJons the bonk and [ became .ware -of , IriDd of hum.m.inl noise, Theon J ~~. il .., wu holclJnS DIY cam- .no but 101, unabl. 10 .... ~"D:f t;;;(h~1fI.rf::fj:befo......

ta.n rf(kons he ’WIS look. inglt thf’ cr.afl for arou.nd 1; ID.nutes, He d: "II was defuUtel)’ meotallic .aDd had U’Ye-ral pelon of d;ffuse1i IiSh, on it> ’Und.c-t’"jd, .nsjdr . da.rkil!’l’. coloured rim .. As Ihe- craft be.an fo mO-1.’e IWI,", I ra.is.e-d mv camen Ind took two pho. IDS. "Tht cr.fr’5 .cc~/~ra.

DOD ~’..s phenom~nlll_ By rh. _. i wound lb. fiJm OD .’aJ’ dor in lh.f JJQ.’_" Wh.. h. "=od ...."’. b. con,o’led Lbe Daily Record and w. developed ws film" Ian then got out w. .ke,ch pod ."d produc.d ::~&~r:~~t s~~~:~ bJ.m me- photos. The draw-

inS’ .how the UFO Tn. RAF s:a:r [hue wert’ DO iUZCTah rno,-ements L.n

the .-r~a at thr tim~ when Ian rook the picru,.s W. &ho".<I Ian’. pic- Nr...... to Malcolm RobLn. son, 0’ S~r.ng" PhcnomcoE’1ii1 In’V.euiga nons H~ s"ajd: ilThese pjc, tures are really remark. .ble. J holve Dever seen ~~~~C;o~~h!m in [his

T h ~ M j n, j I r T Y 0 f Def.nco h... also ....n ,i"eon a sel of Jan’s photograph, RAF spo..""an Ni,.

Pope &a.id: "Our WDa1 ~x.ami.n.riDn .bows. no Obv1GUS explannion..~ They’ll be u.ing sPK;oI.

iSI staff and equipment 10 probe th~m mo-r-e dosely

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nr. ...ltlll." dr." ""nr. h. ..",III, pho/ Q"pllf

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Maria Ward will never forget the night of November 21, 1990. She was

abducted as she slept in her own home, subjected to terrifying abuse

and raped. Doctors who treated her injuries were appalled and implored- - --~ .---- .- ----_.- ------

her to contact the police. But Maria didn’t dare... for she believes her terrifying ordeal was carried out by ALIENS. Maria is just one of

thousands of men and-_..~---.~-women in Britain who claim to----- .-.-

have been snatched by visitors

from outer space for bi:r.ar.e experiments. Most remain silent

for fear of ridicule and live in a

dark world of terror and

shame - unable to reach out for help. But now Maria has

broken her silence in a bid to

help fellow victims and, she says,

force the Government to admit they are

hiding the truth about aliens.

And UFO experts estimate that up to

1 in 50 people in Britain have endured

~.

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20

FEB 1~4-

VIDEO

MYSTERY

OF

THE UFO

THAT’S

BAFFLING

THE MEN FROM

THE

MINISTRY

,

CATCH

OF

THE DAY:

The

Ii,hennan’.

Yideo

of the

dauling. .ilent

object - but is

it a

UFO

or

an

image

of the

camcorder’.

irisl

The

MoD i. .till

nnltigating’

:

It

came

from

outer

-!

~R,ace,.".

or,

did

.it?

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(( f’J,5 \.The Mail on Sunday, February 20, 1994 13. VIDEO MYSTERY OF THE UFO THAT’S BAFFLING THE MEN FROM THE MINISTRY

EM ’’’’’:4 ."~ 1.::’ CC \"’..

CATCH OF THE DAY, The li.hermon’. .ideo of Ihe donling, .ilent obje<l - hut i, it a UFO o. on image 01 Ihe camcorder’. iritl The MoD i, ,till inn.ligating

It came from outer~~:::~:;:::f;:;::3>’:7’;’:":Y ,-"",~:,:,:",;{:,:,:)’,~~",:~~~:t::~~~:>~:~~ :’::~;1:>:,:-"":’~~:::w:~m,,,~~::;:::,::>.?~~~~i$i:::<:;~; ~~:0:%~~f.’1~~~,:::;-}~"(’:>;";’:~:~-::::::::::::::~<:’W"’::<0"’:’:<~::::0:::~

snace . . . or did it? ~ ~_,m"""’i""’ ","""’,""7,’1_~,""~""0’’07’’’’’0f’ ’N""’%""""""%~"’*7’k",,,.,.".~~~_%1"’i%"%,,,,,,,,,",,&7m,, y}, "".,.,. "’pq

By NICK FIELDING and RICHARD HELLER

’HELW. get me the Defence Secretary! I’ve Just seen a flying saucer full of Martians firing gamma-ray guns - over the Norfolk Broads.’ ’Thank you, sir, Could you please put the details on this official form l’ It w\W s ilke a. :script lor ’11\e Men From The Mini~try. But no. n h,pp"n.d 00 three resJ>Onsl1)l~ ell....n. ..ho genuinely believed they had sighted .n UnldenUfled Flying Object, On OCwber 23 IRSt y~.r. M.rk WlIklns, BUI Deuters .nd Steph.n Farro.., lrom Dagenham. E.c;sex. went fishing on RoUesby Eroad in Norlolk. And, IL’ usual, they took Mark’s Panasonic MC6 camcorder to film their cau,h.s, Th.t day, though, the wind made them abandon the trip Rt 3 pm. But RII they unloaded th.lr g~ar, Steve suddenly shouted Rnd pointed at ’this bright light a long way away’. he recalls. Bm pointed the cameorder at it - and could not believe wh.t h. ...... ’Through the lens It looked Ilk. .n Intensely gro..ing object. At first It was near the horizon. It was coming straight. at us over our heads. As I zoomed in it turned Inw an Intense di.mond: Bill swpped filming after about six seconds - and thf’n all three eaw A. very bright Ught move over th.m, south to north. Th~y thought It might be . militAry aircraft, but. It made no noi~. The trio thought no mOTP B.oout It until thpy played the tape mct. It hRd captured R bril{ht

EYES IN THE SKY: Fr..... the left, Bill Deule.., Stephen Farrow cmd Mark Willli... Picture: HIIGH PINNEY

object which tumoo tnto a distinct diamond :;hape. The images looked so authentic that they d...lded 00 send them to the MoD, W-as It fr md -or foe? Should the nlition’s guns be pointed skywards? Their tUrn went to tht!’ official at. the nerve centre of our defence a.ga.in:’5t extra-terrpstrials - Mr N. G. Pope, 01 the Sec...torlat (AIr Stoff) 2&.

Horizon Mr Pope ...5ponded 00 258 ...pom of UFO slghtlngs la5t y..r. Most were quickly ex l:R.im~d as satellites, aircraft, weather baUoon5, lightning, m~teorltes - or h08.x~~. Rut not this one. Hi-; bri~f Is vuy p cl!;e. ’The Ministry of Defence’s only concern with UF’Os Is to establl5h whp.thpr or not t.hf’~ 13

any threat to the security of the United Kingdom, To d.te, we a... not aware of a.ny evidence that would Indlc.te the existence of such a th....t: he wId the three men soberly. V.t, later in the same I.tter 01 Janua.ry 7, Mr Pope could not restrain his enthusiasm: ’Your vidro Is Intriguing and certainty one of the most interesting I have !’Ieen. I have to say tha.t no expl.n.tlon springs 00 mind: But before he could scramble our fighter defences, Mr Pope had to 1011010 Ministry procedures. ’It would h.lp: he continu.d, ’00 h.ve further d.talls, so I h.ve attRchp.d a co y of the form we use to record details of sighUngs.’ Al1ow.ng another month o-r two 00 set up . Ministerial committee to study It, the little green eh.ps would now be In Downing Street, FortunRte1y, the three men al~ 5Pnt thf’lr vldro to The M I1 on

Bunday. And we rushed It to .xpem for analysis. At the sorohl5t1CRted I.bornlorles 01 Network Security M.nogement In M"ylair, Jon W klin, of the company’s lorensic video section, was mystified. ’As far as I eRn determine. It d.plcts a genuine object: he said.

GUlL TV! The In’ 0’ the MC6 PcmcrlOni c....cord’"

Nerves 10.... steRdled by B.rnle Forward. A. senior In~ctor at th@ Aircraft Accident b1vestlgation Branch at Famborough. which exomln.d the P.n Am jet &tter the Lockerbie disaster, He pronounced the Imoge to be an aircraft. Cot1e-n.gue5 ~)’)PCulated th.t It could be a pri.m eflect caused by the- r: mcomer lens. And th.t WRS ...hoed by Dr Peter Andrews. of the Royal Observawry. Cambrld",.. Even Phtllp Mantle, dlrecwr or Investlg.tlon. for the British UFO Research Assocl.tion, thought. thp. ImA.gp. WA.~ if’ltheJ’ nn aircraft or an optical effect. Fln.lly, we ""nt the vldro 00 MarUn Hn.nMn. Of PR.nasonic. ’Looks like a c.m.no Iris Image to me,’ he said. A coDeague found .n Iris 01 the type fitted 00 n odel MC6. When open, the Iris - which regulates the li~ht going Into the camcorder - created a dl.mond sh.pe. The Mall on Sunday belteves thl. exp.lains the startling image. Somehow, the Iris ws..q. teflected on to the back of th,p tens and filmed. But th.t .tlll IORves a mystery 01 the dazzling light the men saw, And Mr Pope Is still pursuing the matter. AF. f.r as the Mi"’.try Is concerned, th.... .till might be Something Out Th..... A coU~gllP. Mold last w~k: ’We cannot explRtn It. If there Is a posslhllity ..e can Id.ntify It .nd whAt aircraft T’e involved, we will.’ H. h... promised us ’. ruli briefing’ thl. ..eek. Until that h.ppens. ohservers 01 mysterious object.OJ are requested not to phone the authorities - or The Mail on Sundny. Official ad,,!Cf! Is 10 go to bed - and on no accrnml v>alch an" vI/"" st.,,,,n Spiefbrrg.

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Briefing The M.teorologlCRI Office .nd London W.ather Centre said It WA..~ not a weather bAlloon. The ttAf" and civil aviation 8uthorities eliminated military a~rcl"Rtt and North Bea helicoptern. 7ben Great Yarmouth cOA.slguard told us that the night after the sighting they ha-d a caU t.P.n miles lrom Rollesby Brood ...porting a bright lia.... Should we fight or liee? Why .tay calm when It cost.s so liltlf’ to panic? We comHlltRd moM’ f’Jepprt."’I.

Rescue teams rap RAF ’glory boys’THE RAF has been accused of trying to steal the glory In dramatic mountain re5cue opera- tions. Volunteers who comb the

Scottish hills searching lor stranded or Injured climbers ...y their worl< Is b.lng dogged by airmen who

By KIM W1LLSHER01 reet down . cliff r.c. in Scotland, brought the row 00 a heRd. Unpaid mountain J’@SCuers

spent hours searching for Mrs Or.av.s - but th’y say the RAP swle the headlines by hijacking the opemtlon. They are lurlous th.t the RAF filmed the openoUon to airlilt Mrs Greaves off the

mountain and gave the video to TV staUons. Paul Williams, sec...tory

of the Olencoe Mountain Rescu. Team, SBld In .n angry Jetter: ’The business of the re::;cue services is rescue, not sell-promotion: And he .ecuse<! the RAP 01 a ’public relations onslaught’. Mr WIlIi.ms SBld the

RAF’s video 01 Mrs Oreave~’s rescue W ’! the second It h.d ...I~ In recent weeks. The previous one was of . body being air- lIfted out of OIencoe, ’The lootAg. is credited to

the RAF and its object .ppe.rs to be to raise the profile of the nAF teams.’ But an RAP spokesman

snatch the accJ lm f.or BA.Y- Ing lives. Th. rescue 01 51’year-11ld grandmother J.ckle Greaves. who sunlved two nights In Arctic tempera- tures alter failing hundr.ds

Bald lR..oc;t night: ’Cameras are carried by all helicopters and some mountain rescue teams, not just for media purposes. but 00 g.ther e~nUal evidence for any posslbl. olficl.llnquiry.’

U the plcture5 could be u~Pd to p~Yent A.ccidpnl.-;, the RAF wos happy 00 m.ke th.m .vaU.ble.

.

LOUTH LEADER -Horncastle-

9 FtB f994- UFO’ w’atchers’ ’TUesday night

sightings

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( 11 FEE 1394- - -

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inv stigations AS [he regional investigator f?r ,the Brilish UFO Research Association (Bufora) it has come t may allenlon that some of your readers have seen UFOs (unidentified nying objects) in Ihe West Norfolk area,

I would be pleased if those people would get in touch with me, so ~hat thes~ sightings can be logged, In a simple questionaire. JOHN COPSEY, 60 Sandy Lane.

Dereham, NRl9 2EE. J

Nonhams Evening Telegraph. Kettering

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It was at>6utff;30 prnwhen: the X64-c a.cht rnedinto Wellingbqrough by the ’.’ Sains bury:; Superstore..I\o\’Bs .Iookingputlh~win y.and I.. S8W.thismo ingQrang aglow quite high In the sk}A~ fj~t I thoughtlt VIal> .’~ r~~I~ ~9n I ~ ...~~s~~~~2p~~ih*i~~$.r...i.(.. definit ly"outsida,)> ...... ...... ..~..;. ’.’ Mysecon~. thought y.’a.sH’~.> siJ nreflt}c~i ogOffar)’:~-/,’.: .... ~~i~f(h~~~~~il ,it.W ~J~tt9q..> low fO[lhatJO;/’1/J,jJP ......... .’ .,TheobIectw s sllghtl..>p~r> shap d.JwatchaditfpCi .... ,/’. abouttWominutes uhU(.it..;, disappe fed out of view: .’ 1 ~ ’ , " !q’i,~ ~." KEELEY PAGE . u_ .

. 47Edinb rg~Fi ad, UFO’s beware, a new group-’~!!’!!~9 ..." is watching the night skies

MORE mysterious sights have been reported in the skies by local UFO watchers.

Psychic Peter Gregory, of MablethofJ~e ’Skywatch, said that flashing lights were seen m

. the sky at Markby, near Alford, between 7 and .8pm.Jast.Tuesday nigbt. 1bese c ~Jlave .been aircraft, but more baffling are reports of a red ball of light going to earth and, a few seconds fterwards, a green ball going almost to earth and disappearing, .. There was a lot of activity In the skies that

night and Mr Gregory is studying a vi.deo showing six to eight flashes at the same time. The flashes were watched for about an hour. Mr Gregory has checked with the range at

Donna Nook and with RAF Waddington but no explanations have been offered.

"It is a total blank. It is very, vcry strange. Some of the flashes are quite strange. It seems to happen every Thesday. 1llere have bc~n four accounts of si~htings on Thesday. We WIll keep uur eyes open, . he suid. . The next meeting of Mablcthorpc Sl,:ywatch is on February 28 in the Remj~gton CI~b, Mablethorpe, at 7.30pm, The prevIOus mCdmg attracted about 100 people.

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A UFO group has been set up to keep watch on the night sky over Swindon. Musician Stephen Sheerin~ and

some of his UFO-spotter fnends who go out searchmg the skies twice a week are forming the club. They plan to have monthly

meeting;s with guest speakers as well as ’night skX outings". Stephen doesn t believe in fly-

ing saucers but he reckons he has had a close encounter with a tri- an~le of mystery lights.

It happened when he was one f a group of about 30 people from

all over the world who congre- ated at the top of Silbury Hill ear Avebury. "None of us knew what we went

there for it, it was just a feeling that we had to go," said Stephen, 36, who lives in Penhill, Swindon. "It’s not easy to explain what we saw but a triangle of lights about 40 f et across glided si. lently past. It was truly unbelie- vable and I just don’t know what it was except that it was an unidentified flying object." The strange experience hap.

pened two years ago and he claims the lights were aLso seen by other Eeople on the hill who came from France, Germany and even China, Stephen, who is married with a

daughter, has been a keen UFO spotter for several years and after the Silbury sighting he contacted

other clubs throughout the country to see if there was an ex- planatIOn for the lights. "No one seems to know what it

was," he said. "I am not saying it came from

another planet or anything like that. It could have been a stealth bomber but we want to know. "Mysterious light triangles are

being spotted all over Europe at the moment and some people are claiming to have seen occupants, It could be one of many things and our new club aims to carry out a very serious effort to sol ve the mystery." Anyone interested in the new

UFO club should ring Stephen on Swindon 729697.

Nouingharn Evening 1’0,1

17 FEB ISS4-Lights

.~ workNEWS of UFO sight- Ings, including video footage of strange lights over Radcliffe-on-Trent, will be on the agenda at the third public meeting to be called by the East Midlands UFO Research Association.

The group meets tomorrow at 7.30pm In Bulwell Public Library.

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JARIC report

Report by JARIC (National Image Exploitation Centre - part of UK Defence Intelligence Staff), RAF Brampton, on analysis of UFO video.


US Embassy Telex

Telex from US Embassy, Tashkent, containing details of UFO sighting reported by crew of Tajik airlines flight from London to New Delhi.


mj-12

Copy of FBI report for US Department of Justice, February 1994, into the provenance of the ‘MJ-12’ documents. Marked ‘Top Secret/Majic Eyes Only, these documents appear to form part of a briefing for US President-Elect Eisenhower on the recovery of a flying saucer and its alien crew from a crash at Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947. The FBI investigation concluded “the document is completely bogus.”


Bonnybridge UFO video

Letter to SecAS describes contents of UFO video from Bonnybridge, Scotland, submitted to JARIC for analysis, via DI55 desk officer, in 1994.

Bath

&

Wesl

Everling

Chronicle

4- 994

. UFO BUFF:

Elizabeth

Dearman

wants

to

hear

trom

people

~hO have

had

a

close

encounter

(

.

-

I~

PICTURE:

W

Ncol

I

Watch

this

space

for

flying

saucers

.

L

UFO

enthusiast

Elizabeth

Dearman

Is

forminr

. Mendlp

network

of

volun-

teers to keep an

eye

out

for

visitors

from

ouur

space.

The

nearest

the

Faulk.1and

woman

has

come to a

dose

euc:ounur

of

the

third

kind

Is

hearln&,

from

friends

about

their

si&,hUn(s. In

the

past

two

months

she

has

spoken

to one

woman

who,

with

her

(randson,

saw.

"massive

object

covered

In

oran&,e

U&,ht

and

seemlnr

to have

windows"

in

I

the

nirht

sky

above

Norton

St

PhUlp.

On

January

23

another

woman

saw

objects

simOar

to

sllver-c:ololU’ed c:lrars

flash

across

the

sky

over

Haydon,

near

Radstock.

’

Mrs Dearman, a

sell-tau&,bt

astrolo&,-

1st,

is

plannlnr

to form tbe

Mendlp

UFO

Association

Network

after

rudinr

about

the

subject. ’

She

said:

"It is omy

lorical

to

presume

that

In

a

universe

so

enormous

we

can.

not

be

the

only

creatures.

"Yes,

It

attracts

cranks

and

loonies,

but

there

are

some

notable

people

who

are

convinced

they

have

seen a

UFO."

She

wUl be

caUaboratlnr

with

UFO

buff Sue

Hembury-KeUow

of

Stoke

St

Gre~ry,

near

Taunton,

who

has also set

up

a

network

to

investlrate

UFOs In

Somerset

after a

number

ofsigbtlngs

In

tbe

last

year_

Mrs

Deannan Is

also In

the

process of

(atherine

evidence

which

she

hopes

to

publish

in a

book_

----SOMERSET

GUARDIAN

-Bath-,

4- FER

1994-

New

group

to

monitor

UFO

I

sighting

news

. -. ,

MRS Elizabeth

Dearman

has

never

spotted

an

Unidentified

Flying

Object,

but

she

is

dying

to. AU

her

experiences

have

come

from

second-hand

sightings

by

friends

and

acquaintances

who

are

con-

vinced

they

have

seen

spaceships

travelling

in

the

skies

about

Mendip.

. In the

past

two

months,

she

has

spoken

to

one

woman

who,

with

her

grand-

son,

saw

a

"massive

oDject

covered

in

orange

light

and

seeming

to

have

windows"

in

the

night

sky

above

Nor-

ton St

Philip.

On

January

23,

another

woman

saw

objects

similar

to

silver-coloured

cigars

’flash

across

the

sky

over

I

Haydon,

near

Radst.o<:k, that

~

"spoked

her."

As a

result

of

several

reported

sightings.

Mrs

Dearman

is

planping

to

form

the

Mendip

UFO

Association

,

Network,

an

off-shoot

of

the

national

organisation.

She

said:

"It is

OnlY~O . cal

to

presume

that,

in

uni-

vene so

enormous

w

can-

not

comprehend

the

ze

of

it,

that

we

cannot be t

only

creatures

in it."

As a

self.taught

astrolog-

ist,

she

became

fascinated

in

the

subject

the

more

she

read

about

it.

She

said:

"Yes,

it

attracts

cranks

and

loonies

but

there

are

some

notable

people,

for-

mer

President

of

the

United

States

Jimmy

Carter

for

one,

who

are

convinced

they

have

seen a

UFO."

Some

of

her

witnesses

have

been

terrified

by

the

experience

while

others

have

felt

calmed

by

it.

She

will be

collaborating

with

UFO

buff

Sue

Hem-

bury-Kellow,

of

Stoke

St

Gregory,

near

Taunton,

who

has

also

set

up

her

own

net-

work

to

investigate

strange

flying

objects

in

Somerset

after a

number

of

sightings

in the

last

year.

Mrs

Dearman

is also in the

process

of

gathering

evi-

dence

which

she

hopes

to

eventually

publish

in a

book

and

would

be

pleased

to

hear

from

anyonewbo

believes

they

may

have

seen

a

UFO. She

added:

"I

think

people

feel

able

to

conftde

in

me

because

1

won’t

poo poo

what

they

say and I

can

eval.

uate

it,

but

I

can

usually

spot

the

hoaxers."

~ r

’" HSIGHT.I GS OF UFOS IN LOCAL SKY\8 LIEN. AL.ERT! - I .

. __.........................IUUt ...........\uu... x .x.........; ARE aliens watching us? That’s the HUCKNALL DISPATCH : question they’re asking In the Hucknall.

-Notts- tI Bulwell and Basford area after further : slghtlngs of UFOs. Ie There was a wealth of I n ve s II gat 0 r Ton y Ie Interest last November James, 0’ the East ~. when slghtlngs 0’ UFOs Midlands UFO Research

were recorded over Association, said that the t Newstead Abbey. latest slghtlngs matched I They made national descriptions 01 cralt seen ~ news and anstlred ’ul1 ’over Arnold In August, ~ halls at meetings 0’ the Mansfield end Newstead ! East Midlands UFO Re- Abbey In November and

search Assoclallon, who Arnold two weeks ago. aim to keep abreast 01 any Some 01 the descrlp. developments. lions claim the UFOs were Now more slghtlngs 01 as big as three to ’our

unusual lights and -.houslS across _ about’ mysterious objects have. 150 ’eet _ with while been made. by sky.wat. gray and blue cloloured chers. lights and hovering about More than 30 slghtlngs 100 leat In Ihe air. have been recorded In Mr James said the recent months and ’resh orgnlsatlon hed checked reports Irom BulweU and with atocklsts of high- Basford have come lrom powered laser equipment more than a dozen In- and had rul&d out any dependent sources. chanea 01 pranksters. The Ministry 0’ De’ence Anyone wllh further

deny any military activity Inlormatlon should con- and East Midlands Inter- tact the essoclalton on national Airport claim 275623. there have been no unusual aircraft movaments. ..

The latesl batch of baffled sky.watchers all described the alien vision as a aeries 01 three while lights and two r&d. No noise accompanies

the sudden appearenee of the lights which seem - according to some eye- wI! nesses - to ba hanging In the sky.

Thlrteen.year-old Shane Barratt 01 Midland Gar. dens, Bulwell, and his friend, Jonathon Bloom. field (15) of Cheltenham Street, Old Basford, In. alsted they saw a glowing -:tIbJect regularly In the

. ak les last week. o Shane explained: "We .were outside with the telescope looking at stars

. IInd trying to find Saturn "whim we saW this glowing object. The next minute II was gone out of sight."

His grand mol her, Mary . Swift (~) of Corben Gar. l:lenS, Bulwell, confirmed his story when she saw a similar object. "I cannot be sure what I

saw but I know I saw lights In the sky and I know It was not an aeroplane," she said. Olhers spotted the

object above Daybrook and In Holbrook, Derby-\ shire. \

Lynne Walton (391 01 Chatsworlh Avenue, Carlton, said: "It was JUSI hanging there like 1\ was on a piece of.strlng. It had Ihree white lights and two red ones. --"tflave aJway~ _kept an open mind but r have naver seen anything like that In my life "

e.

28 J A ~ ;131Ijili~ 4- FEB t99(1WATFORD OBSERVER

~Shoppers spot UFO over store’s car park SHOPPING at Tesco in Rick- mansworth was an unforgettable experience for a couple who looked up to see a craft "the size of a hundred aeroplanes" overhead. The myslerious craft, shaped like an eye and covered n lights, appeared in the sky as Mr Barry Clarke and his wife, Carol, were loading groceries into their car on Monday evening.

II flew al the height of a helicopter but was, Mrs Clarke said "much, much larger". The even more bizarre twisl to the

tale came when the Clarkes looked al other shoppers expect ng them to be in similar awe of the unidentified flying object.

.

In a scene reminiscent of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Mr and Mrs Clarke found themselves the only people to have noticed the giant ship. While the couple craned their necks

to the skies, olher shoppers wailed impatiently to leave the car park. Then, as they tried to follow the

ship while it continued its flight, the pail could not believe olher motorists In Riverside Drive were not stopping to watch. Mrs Clarke, 42, who runs a card

shop in Buckinghamshire and has never seen a UFO before, said: "I--- ------.__.______~T.,_ ___

Nonhanls Evening Telegraph. Kettering

have been wondering to myself if r was seeing things but my husband backs me up and he is a very logical man.

"It was unidentified and it was flying so, yes, it was a UFO. "I am desperate to talk to anyone

who saw it as well. r have always believed the light can play tricks on your eyes, especially at night, but this was nol a trick" Mrs Clarke has asked ror anyone

else who saw the craft to gel in touch with her. She said: "It was covered in lights,

hundreds of them, with one flashing on the top. . "r am sure other people must have seen it. I cannot understand how so many people missed il. "I am beginning to even doubt it

happened myself because r have never seen anything like it." UFO sightings that are reported to

the Civil Aviation Authority are re- ferred to the Ministry of Defence.

A spokesman for the ministry said the sighting would be logged and investigated by 8 secretariat aedicated to the subject. . Anyone who wishes to contacl Mrs Clarke should do so through the Walford Observer, 124 Rickmans- worth Road, Watford WDI 7JW.

Daily Record - Glasgow3 FE -")~4

Probe on UFO film

- 1 FER 1994- UFO mysteries

IT COULD be a case of Aliens 4 after more sitings of UFOs in the county have been reported to the Evening Telegraph. 2 !_:~;-’- Dorothy Taylor, 8t, of Lime Road. Kettering,

spotted a mystery object in the sky. She said: "It was like a big glittering ornnge-

coloured lamp in the sky. I know it wasn’t a star because of the way it moved across the sky:’ Mrs Taylor is one of about half-a-dozen county

people who reported seeing a strange object in the sky between midnight on Thursday and the early hours of Friday. If you saw anything or have any explanations for the strange object write to Your Lelten, Evening Telegraph, Northfield Avenue, Kettering, NNI6 9TI.

.

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AN amateur video enthusiast has filmed

a UFO, it was claimed yesterday. The two-minute film was

taken by an unnamed busi- nessman who says he and his family saw a targe white light travelling slowly over the town of Bonnybridge, Srirlingshire. And now the film is

being examined by BBC experts in Glasgow.

Mystery sig~ting near baseA BRIGHT white light .

hovering in the sky in the early houn today has left one Norfolk man puzzling about the existence of UFOs. Terence prley, of

Tun stead, says he saw . the strange light as .he tooked--out of his window towards Nor- wich. .It was a ball of . Jight.um v!ngerrati-

cally," he said. .We live near RAF

CoItishalt so we are used to seeing aeroplanes and helicopters with search lights, but this was nothing like that and there was no noise. [ think it may have been a UFO." RAf Coltishall

spokesman Sqn Ldr Jack Love said he was not aware of any activity trom the base.

Eastem Evening News - Norwl... 2 FEB 1994

NorthanlS Evening Telegraph - Kellering_ _28 JAN 1994

Uf:Q spotted .., A KETTERING couple who believe they saw a UFO are appealing for other people to who may have spotted the object to come forward. Nicola and Peter Minney saw a

triangular object with a brilliant white light hanging in the sky just after S this morning. They say the object looked as

Dally Slar - London’1 tt.b 1994

Secret of linle men in a UfO!THE sensational truth is soon to be revealed about the world’s most baffling UFO mystery. Four tiny alien bodies were reported to have been found in the wreckage of a crashed spacecraft. Movie director Steven Spiel-

berg has obtained secret military mm of the incident, which has always been officially denied. He plans to use the

astonishing footage, which has only been seen by a handful of generals and officials, in a Hollywood ven<ion of the story. Spielberg says: "I’m a UFO enthusiast and I’ve known about this secret for years.

Fact MET and Close Encoun-

ters were fantasy, just Sci. eneI’ fiction. This will be science fact.-

A scMpt is being wriHen and Spielberg has ear- marked i:50 million for the film, which is due for release on the 50th anni- versary of the UFO land- ing in three years’ time. lis provisional title is M~ic-12, code name of the

White House commiHee appointed to investigate UFO sightings. "The film will prove con-

clusively that beings from outer space DO exist, ~ says

over townthough it was above the Kettering rugby ground and then moved out of view above their Pipcr’s Hill Road home.

A spokesman for the Met Office said sometimcs there were thunderstorms in the distance and the clouds became brightly illuminated which could be mistaken for UFOs.

(jrimshy Evening TclC[:raph . Lincs

’7 ~ " " ’" 0lJ c: c: " > L1.I~ .c: ’" ’" u c: ’" ...Jj;:; 4.> 3

A GROUP has been set up to investigate a spate of UFO sightings on the Lincolnshire CoasL 2. ,) ’- \ Since last May, there

have been more. than 20 ey’ewitness reports of glowlng’.objects or flashing lights - partic- ulady in the Mable- thorpe area. Now Mr l’eter Gre-

gory. (54), of Somenby Avenue in the resort, has established a group caUed Skywatch with a view to counselling nod analysing the lnlonDa- tion. He himself has ’cap-

tured’ one of the flying objects on video. He says: "We’re Dot

cranks and we’re not saying these are visita- , tions from little green men from Mars. "However. there ill

definitely some unexplained activity which

needs proper researching. .. Mr Gregory and his

fellow UFO spotters believe the claft may be using the East Coast as a fLightpath. The red Ughts on the

British Telecom mast at Trusthorpe therefore provicg a particularly useful beacon for the craft.

Phenomenon There is ~so a theory

that UFOs may be Unkcd to a bbarre phenomenon 17 miles away in Louth where several householders reported that their TVI had suddenly switched channel for no appeient reason. Skywatc:h has al-

ready staged one meeting in Mab!etborpe but they are still looking for interested people. Mr Gregory can be

contacted on Mable- thorpe 4.42597.

was mystified. "There was foil which couldn’t be torn or even denled." he reported. "There were sheels of

hard stuff like plastic, only it wasn’t plastic. And rigid nlbbery sluff thal wasn’t like anything I can descMbe.

Bodies But, just as the two local

radio stations were broad- casllng this aslounding news, they received an order from Wash ngton lo cease transmission "for national security reasons". Meanwhile, .200 miles

away, on the remote San Agustin Plain, engineer Barney BarneU and a group of archaeology stu- aents were trek king towards a huge metal object. H was tne craft’s

.ByMICHAEL HELLlCAR

one of Spielberg’s team. "There has been a huge cover-up to prevent lhe public knowing the facls. We will tell the story exactly as it happened.- It beg’lln on the night of

July 2, 1947, when a disc- shaped object was spotted flying over an air foree base near tht: slt:epy eity of Roswt:ll. New Mexico. Soon af\erwards, almost

100 miles out in the desert, there was a thunderous explosion. The next day, a rancher

stumbled across wreckage and called in the authori- lies. U.S. Air Foree M~or Jesse Marcel arrived, but

cockpit and inside were the ~ies of four aliens. Barnett claims; "The

heads were big, round and bald.. The eyes were small and oddly spaced. "They were between

lhree and four feet tall, with long rmgers. You could see they weren’t human."" The military’s officlal

photographic record of the diseovery was made by Nicholas Van Poppen who look hundreds of stili . plelurcs and several reels’ of cine film. He WII$ made to hand

over every fnmt: to Intel. lilence experts and warned never to reveal what he had seen. But he says: "Three of

the aliens had been badly mutilated In the crash - but the fourth

d- en c;") :z d ---.00 N

eor 2-;t~ says: ET phone. home...

, COLLEGE lecturer George Rawcliffe Is joining forces with the HBC In a bid to make contact with aliens in outer space. , To mark the Year of the

Family the BBC 1s staging a live attempt to communicate with other beings and embrace what Mr Rawcliffe calls the , Universal Family. Radio presenter Allan

Beswick \’ill.! team uP-WIth " --"Mr’ R wclifTe and uFo exPert Jenny Randall in a’ moment of broadcasting history. The Manchester-based

GMR station will beam out snippets of life on earth to give a potted picture of how we live.

Loch Ness The world was originally

covered In water so GMR are planning to play Handel’s Water Music overlaid with whale calls, dolphin noIses and the sound of the sea. They hope whatever

lurks In outer space will recognlse the sounds and respond In kind.

A BBC urtlt In Scotland will also play sound effects over Loch Ness In an attempt to communicate with alien llfeforms. The programme will be broadcast on February 1. Mr Rawcllffe, a senior

lecturer at BJackpool and the Fylde College. said: "This Is a very exclt1ng Idea. I am convinced that there Is something out there."

was unmarked. I filmed the post mortem, when doctors tMcd to see how they differed biologic-aHy from humans, but I never knew their findings."" Van Poppen’s film is

now in Sple1berg’s posses. sion and it wi11 be the ccntrepiece of his movie.

Damaged Some of the UFO wreck-

age was taken to an air base in Ohio. but although most 0 f it was stored under armed guard in Hangar 84 at Roswell." Even today, Hangar 84 is

guarded and sealed. The damaged bodies

were cremated, aceording to another eyew1tness, but the fourth Was flown 10 a hush.hush UFO research museum on the oulskirts of Los Angeles. It b there, kept in a refrl~ra r. and Imown

as The Man From Nowhere.

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Ralph Noyes

Letter to MoD SecAS from retired official Ralph Noyes, describes official attitudes to UFOs he experienced whilst Private Secretary to VCAS in 1952 and as head of DS8 in 1969-70. Ralph died in 1998.

e Ralph No~ s SpeaksEditors note: When Dave ’Clarke & myself were putting together Phantoms of the Sky in 1989 we asked Ra.lph Noyes to answer sundry questions which we thought were germane to the topic of UFOs, the government & the Rendlesham cas~. Our publishers cut out about 90% of the material Ral ph kindly supplied us wi th so we are prin t i ng it in full here. Al though Ralph has made grea t con t r i bu t ions to the UK UFO communi ty over the years t~ere is still a great deal of suspicion about him because . of his previously held . posi tion. I have had several ufologists, some of t,em well-known and published, who have seriously confided in me that they think Ralph is a government ’mole’ working to subvert ufology! "Above Top Secret" or "Just Doing His Job"? This is what Ralph has to say. Make your own mind up.

who!,I reached a fairly senior grade in the MOD and had access to

whatever documents were necessary to my responsibilities. These included TOP SECRET material generally, as well as many other papers of a still more restricted character (eg. operational orders specifying how and when the Prime Minister would be advised to

’,~fonsider the British response to a nucleqr threat to this country.) ,):7 But I r mal sop e r f e c t 1 y c I ear t hat m 11 C h e 1 s e ~.] as go i n g 0 n . in the vY MOD which I didn’t kno~v about because it wasn’t relevant to the jobs I

I ~~ was doing: for example, I remained as ignorant as the rest of us about G./’ \ that "anthrax island" in the Hebrid~s which my colleagues in the Navy . Department succ2ssfully kept under wraps for ahout four decades until

j ,,’ .;;,/’" 19881 (I simply didn’t "need to know" about that unpalatable episode ~ for the sake of my own work in the Air Force Department; and nobody -

quite rightly - ever told me.) If somebody above me had wished to conceal from me that the British or other governments were in touch with extraterr~strials, they could certainly have done so. But 1’m pretty sure that I would have ,got some intimation of this, even if concern for my career prospects might have persuaded me not to enquire further! But I never had the faintest whiff of any such thing.

More important than my own testimony, however, is the fact that Admiral of the Fleet the Lord Hill-Norton, who was the Chief of the Defence Staff from 1971 to 1973, never had the smallest indication of ET contact. He was the Defence ’supremo’; nothing of Defence signifi cance \-lOuld have been kep t from him; I I m clear from several disc11ssions with him that he knew nothing of any extraterrestrial approach up to the date of his retirement in the mid-1970s. Those who still wish to disbelieve me or Lord Hill-Norton (on the grounds that we are either deceitful or ignorant - or perhaps merely incompp.tent!) will have to consider how the supposed nET fai thfuls" in Whi ten.all have managed (for four decades?) to secure government funds, Whitehall office space, telephones, s ecre tarie s, was te-paper baske t sand tota i secrecy wit~out so much as a word to the rest of us or any diffi~ulty with the Comptroller and Audi tor General, who keeps tfuitehall accollTItable for every penny spent.

1ntf’usiOfU; ?In the several capacities which brought me into touch with UFO

rep0rts during my 28 years in the MOD I encountered several reports, particulRrly those from military’ establishments, which indicated "high strangeness". I, and military colleagues, had little doubt that

UFO BRIGANTIA MAY 1991 Pa.ge. 12


Ralph Noyes

Copies of magazine articles by Ralph Noyes on UFOs.

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Nottingham Evening Post

2 1 J A N 1994~eam me up /\fotts!

. An artllt’s Imp.....I!)n of d lptlonl f some of the sighting. :~~:~~~eIlN,I~~~t:~t=I~=~no~’; ;;. ?!J.;: ......’.......:1%...::.........5.....’..:.....::...:.’1...............:..e:.~:.:.’.....:..’:....... _.’..."’.".:.’:.:.’.."....,:.;...:’.........~.;.:.’.;.:.’.;.~y;:;;.:........’.’...:.’.’.::...:~...:...;...’...’.’....i:,.;.... p.;~~~J~~t:O-:n~::.::::dt1~’:: mean one thln~.:;. the city I~ ,In ~.ne! :;;,:’ />".;" ",’]: ~g;;i~~’ It ",aueen hovel’over rq,rd. I!IIrl~~’;&~ aac1D)’;~1~’ 1~~~4~~~~’ ’;\~_. .AV~~:~~~~"~~~h~~~~~~’- object. are barnln. upert.. and ,. "i_~< ,.

f. : object twice tthI~~ t ~~ce in D.y- autborltle. but. UFO."atchcr. .ay , . ~~.U{j,t.,,;’1.;."5h, .’ . brook.,.d aD hour later .. slit ~. . ,Nottlngliam II .uerl.q from a ’lpate ’. I!.~~r . . "

1 ~ Holbrook, Der yshire. .’, ~ .

or CFO activit)’ - kJwWIJ" a FLAP. .... EU,q, . \t

" :::~ "It was JuSt bangln.’ tber Uke It ~::s’:. ~a~~:~~::: have ~~n Crlea:;:~=;:=~~:iif;7::;.;;~t :hit~il;.r~~D~ t~nf~Jto:: ,~:h: Fresh ~portll’8Dge hm BulweU to Gardea., Bulwell. claimed to. b.ve said. . ,. .’. .’ ." ,’.

Basford and have cbme from more leea a Ilowlol object In the clhrt, "1 hav aI....’y k-t... aU d. than a dozen indepeadent iOun:eI. \ e .. . -r> ... open. n

Th Mli f Deli d nJ skies rep1arIy since Friday. but I have never seen anything like mm’:ry activit: and ::t Mldi.:~ ca::~ .~:-:;~:rtd:~ealog ’they that In my ure." . .

International Airport claim. there uWe were outside with the telacope Investigator Tony Jama of the Eut have beeD DO WlUSuaJ aircraft move. lookinl at ltan and trying to find Sat. .’, Midlands UFO Research Association ments. urn when we uw this II0winJ object said that the latest slghtinp matched The latest batch of bamed Nott. . The next minute it was lone out of descriptions of craft seen over Arnold

sky-watchers .U describe the allea Jigbt;’. uid Shane. In AUIU.t. Mansneld In November vision as a seria or three while lights Their Itory "as conClrmed by and A:rn~d again last w.eekend. and two red. .

Shane’s p’andmother Mary Swift, 55, He said tbe organisation had No noise accompanlel the ludden of Corbeo Gardens, BulweU, who checked with stockists of high-pow-

appearance or the lipts which seem, claimed that she saw a dmU r object ered laser equipment and bad ruled 8CCi1rding to some eye-witnesses. to be last Wednesday. out any chance ot pranksters.

. hanging in the sky. "I cannot be sure what I sa" - I Anyone with further Information Is Jonathon Bloomfield. IS, of Chel- know I saw UKhts in the sky and I know urged to contact the East Midlands

tenham Street, Old Basford, and hi. It WII Dot an aeroplane." she said. UFO Research Association on 175623.-

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Bradford Telegraph & Argus. Wesl Yorbhire CAMBRIDGE TOWN

-Cambridge- 22JAfrJJ994

CRIER

2.1 JAN 1904- Flashing. lights

reported as UFO

R ~~~ftrn~ ~fu~ nft fu~say it was an aircraft, but it ~ems strange because they had theit lights on as if they were flying from north to SQuth."

Three Huntingdon teenagers, StelTan Head, Matthew Crawley and Scott Burrows, sponed two bright, slow moving lights whilst standing in Kent Road on the Ox- moor estate.

Steffan said they were convinced that they were moving together and part of something bigger.

. He added; "I jokingly said that maybe it was a UFO - but my mates said no way. I must say it was a bit srrange," .

Georgina Hale, of Ram~y, said she saw a very bright shooting star thaI night as she travelled from. St Ives to Wyton.

"It was," she said. "the most beautiful sight I’ve ever seen. I’ve seen a few before, but nothing like this." But a more down-to-eanh

explanation comes from Ted Fleming, of Great Quse Kite Fly- ers, who told our reporter that it was not unusual for kite enthusi- asts to fly the kites at night with lights. He commented: The size of the lights can vI?, an the angle of view can change. ’., .

Th mystery continues and all theories will be gratefu l1y accepted here at the newsdesk on (0480) 406555.

(Jlane-sponers Michael and Sylvia Reid, of Elm Close, Huntingdon who saw "weird lights" over their home at around midnight that Sun- day, Mrs Reid said: "They were fly-

ing very low towards Wyton and were very bright, like halogen lights,. There was no beam from them and no sound of any engine.

SEND for the Hubble telescope - Huntingdonshire has gone UFO crazy.

Last week we caHed for readers to help us solve the mystery of the bright lights seen by reader Rita Johnson in the midnight sky over Godmanchester.

This week we have received a galaxy of calls from readers all over the area offering their solu- tions to this celestial teaser.

. Theories ranged from lighls on Mac- Donald’s burger restau- rant to kite flyers on a late night recey; from four escaped helium- filled metallic party baBoons in Bury to bright shooting stars. "You’d be amazed at

what’s going on in the night sky," said God- manchester resident Jessie Styles.

A light sleeper, Mrs Styles always sleeps with her curtains open, and has been watching the strange lights over the town for about three months - including the same night as Mrs Johnson.

She told the Crier.’’The lights are very bright - like a very bright star - they certainly couldn’t be from a plane,"

This view is shared by keen

THE Telegraph & Argus has been inundated with calls from readers about UFOs following recent sightlngs in Thackley and Wilsden. The latest close encounter was

reported by Bradford Council. lor Rangzeb, He spotted three flashing green and blue lights above Wibsey ftom his home in Jesmond AVenllp.. Heaton.;~ ~~... ’. ’,- ~~.~ j, (’&~ ,>f’f ~ 3~~r~.’

. j l ’ --" J

t . --;!’" -rt’~, \ .

p ~ ~ .

. .

. Cc c’",."" ,; I,’.

. "There c

must be something wrong with Wyton and Alcon- bury’s radar srstems if they didn’t pick them up.’

Traffic policemen Pes GeofY Bye and Peter Simpson were so puzzled by the bright red lights they saw while on duty at the Hunls Motors roundabout in Hunt- i ngdon - they got out of the ir patrol car to take a ~ood look. Pc Bye said: "I would definitely

Coun Rangzeb He said they hovered above

the area for about 15 minutes and then vanished, Coun Rangzeb, Labour mem-

ber for Toller, said: "They were like nothing I have ever seen before. It didn’t look like a plane or a helicopter." He said his son Fiaz, 12, had

spotted it. Coun Rangzeb, pic- tured. said: "He came In all excited and told me "I have always believed that

there was something out there. ] tlied to communicate with them telepathically, welcoming them to Bradford - and 1 asked them for help with our fight to keep assisted area status! "I was a bit disappointed when

I didn’t get any response,:’

’-NEW ERA: Fact or Fiction? : that

was the burning question in ’every member’s mind when on Wednesday January 12, an illuminating talk was given to the New Era Club by Mrs Fry, ,," who is the representative for BUFORA & Contact International U.K., the two national UFO research organisations.

Many members were surprised to learn that sitings of UFO’s were recorded many aeons aQo - from the folklore of Aboriginal tribes, ancient Indian civilisations and equally far back in Chinese history there are records of "fiery chariots" crossing the sky. .

.

Modern methods enable these sightings of UFO’s to be photo- graphed, and Mrs Fry had many slides showing strange flying objects, not only resembling flying saucers but also cigar shaPf!d and even spherical "sitings" which hed been photo- graphed in many different areas of the world as far apart as Switlerland,S.A. merica, France and In Finland and also in the U.K~ ".-yo.

,~,,’

It was altogether e fascinating efternoon and one which left many members with the still unanswered auestion . are there such things as .lUFO’s"1.

Down to earth next Wednesday 19, when members will be trying their ~ hand$ at indoor bowling (no flying objects please I). c ,

, A,:"yone wishing to report a genu- me sltmg please contact Mrs Fry Tel. NO.. 074 57~ 53~. _ c _____ __ J

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Bolton Evening News

2 2 J AN 1994-’Aliens’ in the I ---

sky alertBy ADAM MOSS

STUNNED residents thought they’d had a close encounter when bright white lights nashed across the sky OYel" Bolton last night. Many were convinced they were selng UF:Os In the

night sky and called police to report the mysterious lights. But the ’aliens’ were nothing more than a spec-

taculal" laser show at a pub party In Wlgan. Police connl"med rf.por1s from won-led reslents in

the Westhoughton area at 11.30pm ]ast night. The show was so big that it had to M cleared with

the airport authority bdore the party went ahead.

Workmates

battled

bymyste~

object

in

s~

THREE coUe.agues

at a

Surborougb

garage

~

"But

the

oodlights

were

aowh~re

aear

the

bad

a

dose

encounter

of

!be

distinctly

un-

by

ELlZA\BETH

JOHNSON

dUlpe, It

tonldo’t

bave

beea them,"

huaid.

nerving

kind

wben

!bey

spotted

. straoge

Whea

he

got

to

work

he

me.odoaed

b1s Hnlage

i

ying

object

bovering

over

!be

towu.

sky iD the

d1recd~~ of

the

football

I!.rouad."

e:qerieau

to ~ colkagues, and to his

amuement

I

All

tbree

were

in

differeat

place.

when

they

"It wu a

very. ...ery bright

Ught,

be

said. 1

Just

he

found

that

two of

them

had

seeD

the

Ugbt

..

I.potted 0

IoteDJdy bright

Ugbt, the

Ukes

of

whicb

couldo’t

take my

eyes

off it.

weD.

I

!

they"d

never seeD before.

"It

soaads

ridiculous,

but

I’d

never

seen

lay-

Mind-boggling:

And .It

wu only

later ID the

morning.

when

one

thing Uke it iD my

life

before."

.

;

of

them

plucked

up

the

courage

to

mention

his

Mr

Beckett,

ot

Martongate,

BridUngton,

lost

Forccourt

cashier

Nigd

Holgate,

31,

of

HoviDg-

strange

esperieace

to his

eollellpe!,

that all three

sight

of

the

rectangular-shaped

wblte

light

for

a

ham

Drive,

Scarborough,

wa.

already

at

work

rulJsed they’d

seen the

same

tbiag.

moment

when

trees

obscured

his view,

and

when

"hen

he

saw the.

strange light.

Mark

Beckett,

30,

a

mechanic

at

Stadium

be

looked.gaIa

it

had

goae.

"I saw a

dede

of

Ugbt

.bove the

trees

comlag

Garage.

Seamer

Road,

was a

UFO

sceptic

aotil

He

wa. so

b.med

th.t he

drove to

the

Boro

from the

Jacob’s

Mouat

area," he

said. "I saw It

yesterd.y

morning

when

be

was

driviDE:

over

ground

to

cheek

that

be

b.dn’t

just

seeu

flood- rise .Dd then

disappear.

About

five

mloutes later

OUver’s

Mouat

od saw

something

strange lD the

lights.

the

same circle of

Ught

reappeared

in

a

different

Nonhem

Echo.

Darlington

2.. 8 j

~ \.t 1994-

. UFO INTEREST: John

Holman

i.

..tUng up

a

branch otSkynet to

check on

UFO alghUng.

area. moved

aronad and

CUS.ppean....gaIn."

And 10

minutes

later,

the

same thing

happened.

"I’m not

saying it

wu a

Dylog saucer, I’m

JUSI

saying

what I

saw and it

wu

eertal.oly weird." he

said. "Tbe mlod boggles."

Another

colleague

bad

been

drlvIDg

over

Glad-

stone

Road

bridge

wben

be

spotted a

wblte

light

ID

the

sky. "At first I

thought

it

must

have

been

a

plane

with a

reDec:don

on it, but

thea

1

rea1bed it

wun’l

moving,"

he

said. "And then

wu ao

g.. trall be-

blad It."

A

.pokesman

for RAF FyUngdales

could

shed

DO

Ught

on

the

mystery

and said

that it

had

not

bad

oy

reports

of

anything unusual

I

Scarborough

Evel1ing

News

Investigating

the

aliens

A

RIPON

man with a

lifelong

interest

in

the

extra-terrestrial

is

launching

a

group to record and

investigate

local

UFO

sightinp. John

Holman is

ttingnp a Y

orkahire

and

Humberside

branch of

Skynet - a

British

network

of

investigation

and

public

inlormation.

He

is

looking for

people

with

an

inte1’e8t in the

subject and

would like

to

speak to

anyone

who

seen UFO

activity.

Monthly,

meetinp

are planned

which

will include

video

nings, debates

and

dlBcuasion. Me HoImano who is the UK contact

for

the

Alien

AcknQwledgment

Cam-

paign’s

Right

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Know

operation,

ha

built

up;

a.

large

collection

of

videos,

pictures and

documents.

Skyuet a.bnto

collect

information

to

be

used to

bring

UFOs

into

the

public

arena. He said:

"We

have

been

thinking about

a locaJ group for

two

or

three years. I

have

been

interested

in the

subject for

30

years - since I

was a

teenager.

"I’m

involved

at a

national

and

inter--

national

level

but

this is

purely local.

Skynet ai.mto look at

the

subject in the

most

credible and

intelligent

way we

can to

combat

the

spin

that’s been put

on the

subject

for so many

years."

Reported UFO

sightings

in the area

are relatively

O:-Bre but

there wu an

Incident

near Knareborough

last year

and

earlier

this week

three peopl

reported

seeing

something in the

Scarborough

area. Anyone

interested in the

group

IIhould

contact

Me Holman on

(0785)

602898.

,-IT

PHONE

US;

SAYS

BEEB

!

TIlE BHC

wants to

make ~tact

Yrith

aliell$

to

mark tbe

!.

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the Fay.It is to beam out

JllII5k:

aDd

infonaation

k’of

Earth Iile

from.

satellite’in

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hope

of

reaching other

beings

- like

lonble

film

chancter ET. The

programme

wiU be

broadcast

on

Manchester’s

GMR radio

on

Tuesday.

Today

- London

2 8

J A N

1994

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FFB

1994- Mystery

in

the

air

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like

to thaDk

readers who

reported

their

~Q sightings

to us.

I

would

like

to point

out

that

although

the

laser

light

show was

responsible

for

the

Arnold

dghtJags

It

does not

aCcount

tor

other

sJghtlhgs

elsewhere,

which!

we

have

bad

reported, and

although

most

slghdngs

bave

simple

explanatloDS;

such as l

n:raft observed

from

unusual

angles. there

are still

the

ones

that

remain unJdentUled. -

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LOOK OUT: Stella and Jack Hamilton say they spotted a UFO near their home in Wilsden

A close encounterin the skJ al nighl

A NIGHT’S stargazing turned into a close encounter for pensioner Stella Hamilton, Mrs Hamilton, 66, of Wellington

Road, Wilsden, today relived her strange experience with a UFO. She called the Telegraph & Argus after

reading about an Unidentifted Flying Object seen over Thackley earlier this month. The pensioner described how she went

to her bedroom window after hearing the drone of engines - and saw a cigar. shaped object with portholes, twinkling with lights and gliding across the sky towards Oxenhope and Haworth.

"It seemed to be saucer.shaped and like nothing I have ever Seen before," she

by L VNNE ROBERTSON said. "All the lights on the object went out when a plane flew overhead, towards Leeds.Bradford Airpul’l." She ran to fetch husband Jack, 80, and

the couple were both able tu see the craft clearly when its lights came back on after the plane had passed. "When we got a better look, it appeared

more cigar-shaped with lights running across the n’fiddle," she said. Mrs Hamilton said friends had scan-cd

with disbelief when she told them of her encounter but changed their minds when they read of the experience of computer operator, Jane Moorhouse, in the T&A. Jane. 52. of Thackley View. Thackley,

described how she and husband Derek watch a 20ft.!ong grey torpedo-shaped object float about 150ft above their home earlier this month. UFO expert David Barclay uf Shipley,

said there had been about 20 similar. sightings in 20 years, all of which remained unexplained.

A spokesman for Leeds.Bradford Air- port said nothing unusual had been reported in the area at the time of both sightings.

Philip Mantle, of the Batley-based Independent UFO Network, said there had been a number of similar sightings nationwide in December - including two in the Bradford area.

Anyone with similar sightings can contact Philip on 0924 444049.

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Scary storiesLOWTON writ.:r and p;lranorlll;tl ill",:sll- gator. P’:I!:r I jou~h. will be givin~ " shue illustrated le’:lurc ill

L.:igh next nH1IlIh lie s;lId: "[I’.:nlllle

I’ welcomc. My ’1~lk, Sl’:lry Slories. will use

’slid.:s 10 ilhhlrat.: s.:v- ~r l facjn..lllug C;.’t..:~

involving ghosts, UfO ene’HII1I.:r, ;II1U Spollt;1I1COllS I\uulan COI1Jt’lIstioll. These detail my (irst hand investlg:llions.

.. P.:to:r’s bonks.

whieh incllJde th.: bl’;.[ sellin]; The Ahcrlif.: and Spontarwous Hu- man Combuston ar.: international in scop.:.

but l’or the talk he will be collcenlr;lling un lT1eiJer1ls from the North West

cluJes a buffet supper and bar. will take pl;lCl’ ol\ I.eigh Liber;1i Club on Chur,h SIn:.:-t al Krm un Friday. fchruary IX. Tick.:-ts at l4 MC avajJahle in aJ\’;mce. They can be purchased now from Ihl’ Liberal Club or by f.huning Peter on 60.1-65.

Several ul these lIere mclud,,J ill his rcu:nt hook with J<:nny R:ln l . :>’lys- [cries of the Mersey Valley. The talk. whICh in-

The TabJel- London.

e " 5 JAN 1994

Television ~J} J’.ran~~~s (]~ml~y L_ -

I am the sort of person who is never happier than when trying to believe eleven impossible things before breakfast. To prove I am flexible as well as daft, I decided to watch the soberly named Inter. national lLFO Sensation, an hour-long documentiry buried, but not quite deeply enough, in BBC2’s mid-afternoon schedul. ing on 4 January. At one level it was a marvellously wacky programme. UFOs and their inhabitants are apparently not immune to fashion. Little green men are out and small grey citizens with no ears, no eyebrows and three to four digits per hand are m. But the Extra Terrestrials were not the

stars of the show. I was riveted by the solemn, earnest, glassy-eyed witnesses re. telling in monotone their close encounters. Of course, conspiracy theories abounded and they are very contagious. It flicked through my mind that most of the witnesses seemed to have unnecessarily large ears, but .1 got a grip on myself and addressed the underlying mystery of the programme - the unexplained absence of any real production values. The programme had been bought in, with licence- payers’ money. It felt like schools broadcasting - by which I do not mean somc- thing made for schoolchildren hut something made by the Lower Fourth as an alternativc to macrame. There were some unforgettable mo-

ments, however. The subject-matter was more than frivolous. Most of the witnesses _______. ~___ _ . __L" .. .

were dull but completely plausible. Just occasionally, someone would begin nor- mally enough and then go into orbit. My favourite was a chap who remarked in a throw-away line that - of course - the Third Reich was in cahoots with the Extra Terrestrials. Everything from the fruity to the fairly obvious was seamlessly joined by an invisible transatlantic humanoid. No statements were challenged. Apparently the good ETs have issued warnings against bad ETs but have issued no guidelines about appal1ing documentaries.

If you cannot get lively television out of alien intelligences poised to take over the world, chopping up American cattle and irradiating everyone they come into contact with, what hope has a Television History Workshop production on the poli- tics of education policy over the last 50 years? Answer - every hope. From Butler to Baker: education for Ilvlng (BBC2, 4 January) was excellent. The first of a

SUNDAY POST -Dundee-

’" 2 JAN 1994

WINDSOR &: ETON OBSERVER

-7 JAN 1~~4 4- IS=FRANGE. SlcfHT~ N NIGHT SKII:, Club startsUFO alert!

STARTLED star !DolorwayOO get a glimpse: of the Ascot

. the sighl gazers in h. Manager of Chancellor’s area thought t. e. Estate Agenl in Ascot High

Martians had landed ~ Strect;Colin Keaiing, laid: "It after seeing.a strange ’;Jooks like II giant ~indmil1. si~t in the night skies. ’!Ie bave all be,~g about tJFO experts from all II because at nI~t-l1m~ rou

h can really see It sblnlng over the cou.ntry ave brightly over the Higb Sb’ecl. been descen~lng on the Apparently you can see it area, a~er beJll~ told that from the mooorway." percuhar rotatmg bursts Manager of Panliles, of light had been spotted Graham Bellwood, bas bcc:n in the sky over tbe inundated witb telepbone Christmas period. calls from people tryin~ to The mysterious vision was find out whal the light

in f8(;t II high powered beam, display is. used .. II special e trecl by Palltil,n Club in London’ Road, Bagshot The rotating beam which

is called a ’Sky Trekker’ givc:8 the effecl of a windmill and can be seen throughout the A$eot area.

II was erected outside the dub for two weeks over Christmas as a promouon, Amazed motorists have

abo be slopping their can on the hard shoulder of the M3 .-

EC on the look-out for UFOsEuropcan Inslitulon ilod iI miloilgemeot bO,lrd with represcntiltives 01 eilch Euro nalion on it The Europc(1n PiHI,illnenl is 10

consider the rropo~,ilion tl1is month. MP Sir Teddy Taylol. whO

describes the rHojC(:1 .1S iI horrcndolls w,1St" of Iw.,ds. s.1y~. "A s!udy 11.1S illrl),1(/\’ Ilr"’11 dC)llr’ by the TTCU’ 01\ whl)lhcr ,.Llil)l\~ Irorn 011)1)[ p1.1111’h 11;1ve bc’~n opcrilling in till) pxl ril-[errcst, iill environl1l"111

’Thi:~ I~S\J’.: ,’; 11(;11\<}1C’11 Just nOw ;’IS 11](’ [[’11\1I1I11I’c r.orlclurk" thill whlfr Il1rr(’ 11,,,)1111>..;’1 rc.1’ prospectlhesc’ ill’I’IIS ,1,1) .111 ;’I[ound us. tt\(’,r IS rlc) CJ’I),ll urgency ilS no proD I 01 IhCIr existence C.l1\ Iw rJISr.OVl)(l)c!.

"It doesn’t secm IC) he !h~ most urgent t.lsk Ii\r.lng Europe wheo it h.1s 17 nll!!,O’1 Lln,:"ln,ntnvP- ,.

He said: KWe put the ’Sky Trekker’ up as . pro!Dotion over the Christmas period and wc’ve ha.d lots of people enquiring as 10 what it IS. "We’ve had people come

down from UFO societies aDd even a woman from a LondoD University who was ~rtain il was a UFO. "Molorway mainlenance

people had to tell people 10 move on aftcdhey have bcc:n slopping on the M3 to see it~. [t’s amazing the interest that this hu caused." The club ba, taken dowf.f

the ’Sky Trekker’ this weekJ.:Sund;;y ~bil, CIOlSgow- 9 JAN 1994

I ~<;;

WHAT an intrigu. ing documentary

The UFO Sensa Qn was, wilh one woman insisting two friendly aliens had taken her for a walk on the moon, and a man time 10 screen claims claiming he had been of odd disappearances seduced by a sexy and myslerious loss of Spill.:e traveller. memory. OK, no one has ever And I bel mosl o[

proved aliens exisl... YOU met Unidentified noon c h S eye r Flee n’ Objects over DISproved it eilher. New Year. BUI Ihree days after F!eein’ as in spaced

Ne’erday was quite a’ out with drink ...

Space crazy

NlJuingham Evenmg Post

15 J AN \ 9~4- ’OFO ’WIDEAS DUAL:CARRIAGEWAY’

AMAZED onlookers watched for more than three minutes as a saucer-shaped UFO flit- ted over Arnold.

Shocked legal cashier Helen Booth, of Surgeys Lane, Arnold, was one of many witnesses,

The: 23-year-old was parking her car to visit the: corner shop in Calverton Road when she noticed a woman and child looking up at the sky.

"I got out and saw above me thrc:e

SOMERSET COUNTY GAZETTE -Taunton-

1 ~ I A N 1l~tM Small pig or is it an apple tree Jo MY wife and I were very excited by last wee k ’s UfO correspondence, As convinced scepcics on

this subject, you can imagine our astonishment when, driv. iug home Irom a late.night jolly in East Devon recently, we sponed an unusual group of lights, low in Thl’ northern sky, where no lights should have been, On stopping the car, we got

a good view of them, and now our incredulity was extreme; a group of small, bright lights, twinkling red, blue and green like low.lying st~rs, but in a quarter where no such Hars are to be seen, and moving slowly from east to west. Their configuration - weB,

I can only say that they looked ro me like nOlhin~ so much as the outline of a smalJ pig, whereas my wife was remind. ed of an apple.tree in Iruit.

Before we could really be. lieve our eyes, they accelerat. ed and disappeared at tremen. dous speed in the direclon of Burlescombe. Now a convinced UFO.spot.

ter, I should be fascinated to know whether any 01 her of your readers noted this extra, ordinary phenomenon, or can offer any rational explanation.

PHIUP STEVENS WiveJjscombe,

circles of white light, made up of smaller rotating circles of lighl," she said.

’’The body of the crafl was not v isib Ie, I could only see the lights and there was no engine sound, (I was about Ihe size of 8 dual car. ri_ageway in diameter.

Convinced"( have never seen anything like

this before, bUI ( have an open mind and I am convinced il was a UFO." Two other adults and a shopkeep-

er also walched the bright hoops, They all said the lights were not attached 10 any visible beam from

SKEGNESS NEWS , 9 JA N 19r1d

the ground. "I was so excited I rang my mum and dad from a nearby phone box to lell them what I was seeing," said Helen. Her parents, Pauline and Michael

Booth, then watched the UFO from Surgeys Lane.

Michael said he thoughl it was between 2,000 and 3,000 feet up, II disappeared when the lights just flickered oul.

People are also reponed to have seen the three-tier UFO above Duke Street in Daybrook al about the same time.

Michael, who works for the city council, said: "You hear aboul these things and I am quite scepticaJ, bull

just don’l know whal this was. ’There was definitely something up there because it was causing turbu- lence in the: douds."

SpottedThe Easl Midlands branch of the

UFO Research Association said a similar object with electric blue rings of l ght had been spotted above Mansfield in November.

Investigator Tony James said thai throughout December they had had numerous. separale repons of bat!- shaped lights, aboul the size of a car, over NOltingham. -

Feet firmly ground over

1"1:/\!{ 01 uein~ Ild’c"lll<.:d "1 :tc<.:u~ed of being l ’)Il"Y . JU~l lH:C.1USe your opinion 011 a certaIn SUbjCl’\ is pro,oe:HI\e I~ a prel!Y good r<.:.l~O 1\ 1-0 I

~ecp,ng \’our 11\{\,:l s l1l

Th;11 i~ :t fe;\r a SllI.11! gl’HII’ l11 pcoplt: li"ing jusl a i"cw miles up the ,’oasl (’0,11 Skegness has o"erl:ome. MabkLhorpe’s UFO ~pOl’

ling group "Skywalch" have been busy looking up to Lhe heavens because they bel ie’c that certain objects (hey St:e nying abouI arc unidenli. fiablt:.

It could be said thaI Ihe good news is, now, (hose who believe lhey have spOiled "sOnle!hll1g" In the sky, Lall dl\"U\\ II wllh olhers wh" ""11’1 1:I,,,e Ihl’llI k,l <I.dl

Bar rngly, I am one: llw~e

"h" bd ""l’ Ih,’I" II ;1 1,,’::(;11 ,1r ;1\ il-..J~I k;I~lbk <.’,pl,II\’I’ !1,)1l rOI t;,cry ph~ll rl1ellal lh.\.,J h,:nct" c

\\’" tJt"he\e ,,1,:,1 "-I: ~lT ." ,h,111Id 11 [K "I: set’ II lu! "I.: "alii I,) bellc,I.:’!

I, II,’ dlHlbl ;’!l"IF "III: 1111\. IIUIl~ o( olhe", h;\lC ~cell coulll less llash 11’,l!. h!,dll~ and objt: ls in the sky...some of which I admil, on oath, I coule! not Sll’e:H were "nor- m:!I" aHcr:! fls, Bu! I can c-\plain why Ire,

m:\ln tolallv lH1l:onvinced thai lhey \~ere piloted by grecn men,

I (jusl i( lhele 1:.,1[;1 Icr- rcsl’:! h h;l,e ’I Ii fc ,p:lll 0 r .1 IIll\u s." Id-anJ-l,Jd year s, 0,’,’.111’" Ih:\I’\ 11,"" 1.’11,: Ihl’~ ’d IH".oC,...I t...) fl’,l’ ):ll..l1lZ.. III

II.},-.:I liCIt: and b..J.:k 10 lheil

on the UFOsSI.I: 1:1 IhCIr span’ ship, I!:,"I n~,l\ UI:

hn’l onc light year lhe IlIne II lal..:s fOf a particle 0 r 1;c:111 1,1 :ra\d in a year?

S If the aliens sa " the pbncl L:u Ih, Ihey would ac- IlIa:!v be set:ing il as il was nlaybe a IhOUs.:Ind years ..go anyway_ So those aliens havc gal 10

be, damn convinced Ihat Ear- th is worlh visiting,

ut what puzzles me more is III is,

\\’h,- on eanh, of all the ear Ih,’ \\oulJ they pick ou! Iht: s~’ above Mablethorpe for th,.; m:WH1101h mission?

Is il possible Ihat lalest e:l,1 coast hohday advertising cllnpaigrl h:ts reached the )1.111\ \11:\1 Olht’r~ L,iled 10

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WATCH THIS SPACE. . . Jane and Derek Moorhouse keep an eve open for more aliens flving past their living room

Close encounters on the home Iront ~’L!9’" ~. f" ..~,.

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COMPUTER operator Jane Moorhouse had a close encounter in her back garden after a 20ft-long UFO swept overhead. Mrs Moorhouse, 52, watched n amazement as the grey

torpedo-shaped object floated silently over her Thackley home and down the Aire Valley. But the mystery object was

not picked up on radar at Leeds-Bradford Airport, which had only one flight in the area, and no other sight. ings were reported. Mrs Moorhouse and hus.

band Derek were watching TV at home in Thackley View in the afternoon when they saw the Unidentified Flying Object through their window. "We went outside and stood

watching it for about two to three minutes as it went over," she said.

"It was about 150ft up and had no wings or anything like that. It looked like a plane without wings. We couldn’t work out what it was and we

by ALUN PALMERstill have no idea." Bradford is known by UFO

experts as the spaceship equivalent of Piccadilly Cir. cus with scores of sightings on the hills and moors. UFO writer and researcher

David B rclay. of Prospect Walk, Shipley, said the same object had been spotted about 20 times in the past 20 years. "] have seen it myself. It is

very strange thai in all this time, nobody has come up with an explanation." . DId you see Ihe Thackley Torpedo? II so, rIng the Tele- graph & Argutl UFO Hotline on Bradlord 729511 ext 203.

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