The garden is in full bloom as are the
butterflies, so here are a few photos that we hope you enjoy.
I hope that the sales of the books are
increasing as I becoming bored with
watching myself talk on the Richard D Hall
Sky Channel 200! (Although Dawn insists on watching every episode.) Having said that we would like to take the
opportunity to thank Richard for coming to see us. We hope to see you again in
due course.
On a more serious note, we are sorry to
hear of the passing of Neil Armstrong and attach a few photos. Rest in Peace, Neil.
Volume 6 (To those that keep emailing us asking
when the book will be available on Amazon, our publisher has promised to try and look at the work at this weekend which
we much appreciate, bearing in mind that he has a very busy schedule, and is more
than likely recovering from the hectic Weird Weekend.)
UFO over London 1979
At the moment we are conducting an
investigation into the sighting of a UFO over London airspace in July 1979.
This incident involved India 99, the Met. Police helicopter. If anyone has
heard of this incident please contact us. We have already emailed the CAA and
the Met. Police under the FOI asking them if they are able to confirm the
whereabouts of any pilots’ log books. We shall also contact the internal force
magazine The Job to see if they are prepared to launch an appeal from us
regarding this matter.
More good news! We have received a letter from the Personal
Assistant to J K Rowling thanking us on behalf of Joanne for the book Haunted
Skies which was sent to her. It was
really good to hear from her.
Photo credit: Wikipedia
UFO SIGHTINGS from Future editions of Haunted
Skies
From Mr T Holloway:
“Dear Sir,
Having read your article in the local paper I thought I would pass on to
you three "sightings" I have experienced, if they are of
any interest to you. The first happened around the time that you are
researching, it happened around 10 pm during the summer. I was lying in bed
watching the stars in the southern sky towards Westbury/Warminster when
appearing from the west was a large orange ball. Not only was the object the
colour of an orange it had the surface covering like an orange[dimpled] It
stopped moving and appeared to explode into many smaller balls that flew all
over the sky to disappear. The small balls then reappeared and joined together
to form, what I would call a dumbbell shape, the shape then changed to an
arrowhead shape with rounded corners on the two lower corners with a slight
convex between the two points. The shape then changed again into the dumbbell
shape and flew off in an upward direction. The second "sighting"
happened about 1990 late in a winter's evening whilst I was walking my dogs.
Both dogs were trotting along in front of me when they stopped, sat on their
haunches and looked up, I followed their gaze and saw two large black discs
travelling across the sky from west to east. The only reason that I could see
them was because they blanked out the stars as they moved across the sky .The
total time it took them to travel from my right horizon to left horizon was
about 4-5 seconds. After they had passed my dogs stood up and carried on
walking. There was no sound of any description. The third "sighting"
was about 2 months ago, reported in The Wiltshire Times. What I saw, in the
northern sky, was 4 orange lights, 2 large and 2 small, forming the four
corners of a square. The lower of the 2 smaller lights were joined by 2 very
small, 1 red 1 blue lights the 2 smaller lights then disappeared followed 2-3
second later by the 2 larger ones. I would like to point out that I am not, for
the sake of a better phrase, a UFO "nerd/freak". I try to keep an
open mind but feel that so many sightings from so many people all over the
world that there might, just might be something.I hope this may be of some use
to you. T.Holloway.”
On 1st June 1991, a Britannia Airways
Boeing 737 en route from Dublin to London’s Heathrow Airport was descending at
8000 feet on a heading of 110 degrees, when a “yellow orange cylindrical object
of ‘wrinkled appearance’ was seen for 1-2 seconds by both pilots, before
disappearing rapidly down the port side of the
aircraft.
Following the report being logged with the
CAA, it was suggested they may have seen an advertising balloon that had come
adrift from its moorings.
At 6.30pm on the 17th June 1991 four passengers on board Air
Flight DA4700 from London Gatwick to Hamburg saw a ‘wingless projectile pass
below and to the left(north of the Boeing 737) apparently flying at an altitude of 4-5000feet, just
above the cloud layer.
One of the witnesses was German engineer
Walter Liess, “The object was slender grey, and so it seemed sort of cigar
shaped. Its flight path was on parallel with ours but diametrically opposed.
The object flew over the cloud deck and under our aircraft, seeming to
oscillate in altitude. It’s possible the object was standing still and only
gave the impression of movement; it was visible for 2-3minutes” (Archives for
UFO Research Sweden/ The Sunday Times, 1991. /Nick Redfern)
Liz Kershaw sights UFO over motorway
We spoke to DJ Liz Kershaw, presenter
at BBC’s Coventry & Warwickshire
radio station, on air with regard to
what she witnessed while driving along the M62 motorway towards Liverpool one
Sunday evening in December 1991.
“I
was terrified to see this huge triangular shaped object float across the
motorway it had three red lights as it glided in front of me, it was the
spookiest thing I had ever seen. I pulled up near the bridge and saw a number
of Police Cars parked with Police Officers watching it. When I got home I rang
the Liverpool Police to find out what it was they denied all knowledge of it!"
We emailed the Merseyside Police under the
provisions of the Freedom of Information Act in July 2007, asking them to
qualify (1) what arrangements existed with regard to reports of UFO made to
them by the Public, and whether they had any information relating to a sighting
by Police Officers on theM62 during November/December 1991. (2) Asking them if
they had any sightings for that period involving Police Officers, brought to
their attention by the general public. Initially our hopes were raised when we
were told in a later answer, obtained through an email ‘pro format’ reply:
‘following receipt of your request,
searches, were conducted within
Merseyside Police to locate information relevant to your request. I can confirm that the information you have
requested is held by Merseyside Police. To locate the information relevant to
your request searches were conducted at the Information Bureau access Unit (IB)
the Calls and Crime recording Bureau and the Force Records Management
team. Decision.- I have decided to
disclose the located information to you
in full your requests have been
separated and responses to them are contained
in the attached response table. (See attached files
GETS-757DTL)' Unfortunately it contained only a brief reference, ie - UFO sighted over the M62 at at 02.44am
on the 8th of April 1990 at Madeley near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire by two uniformed police officers .
A blue flashing circular object seen
above the M6 motorway hovering over Waltons Wood, Madeley at an altitude, of
500 feet.
We felt this was hardly likely to be the
same incident as described by Liz Kershaw, together with minimal unspecified
information relating to three
‘suspected sightings of UFOS reported to the Merseyside Police for the period
between April 2004 and September 2006, minus the exact dates, or nature of the
sightings involved.
Oddly we were unable to obtain photo of Liz
despite being promised one by her and other BBC representatives at the Radio
Station, some of whom had invited us to speak at the Radio station on the UFO
subject. We even asked the Radio Station for a photo in 2010 but were told this
wasn’t possible and weren’t told why.
A different situation existed back in 1992,
when Liz’s photo was used in an edition of the Sunday Mail Glasgow dated the
5.1.1992 ‘DJ Liz in UFO terror’. Another
unknown newspaper showed an even larger photo of Liz on the 6.1.1992 Liz claims
I saw UFO’ Her version of events being
identical to what she had told us apart from describing having seen "three red
lights hovering in the sky over the US Army base at Burtonwood near Warington.”
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