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ALIEN/ET ENCOUNTERS-MOD FILES-PLUS
-FROM U.K. FILES/BBC REPORTS-
*'Sweeps' NOTE:…Aliens were encountered/reports released from BBC & The 'MOD' recently.
Nice to see these reports finally being released to the Public. YES…'They' walk among us./'S'
DESCRIPTION/DRAWING-SCANDINAVIAN ALIEN
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In November 1989 a "completely terrified" woman contacted RAF Wattisham in Suffolk to report her close encounter with a man claiming to be an alien.
She said she met the fair-haired man with a Scandinavian-type accent as she walked her dog on a sports field.
He told her crop circles were caused by others like him who had travelled to Earth and that the purpose of his visit was friendly.
He then said he had spoken to her because he felt it was important to have contact with humans even though he was told not to.
As the unidentified woman ran home she heard a loud buzzing noise and turned to see a large, spherical object, glowing orange-white, rise steadily until out of sight.
A letter from RAF Wattisham to the MoD and Norfolk police described it as "one of our more unusual UFO reports".
Three years later two air traffic controllers at London's Heathrow Airport reported seeing a black, inverted boomerang-shaped UFO from their control tower.
It was stationary then moved steadily in the morning sun, the files say.
A week earlier on a coastal road in Louth, Lincolnshire, several people had reported similar sightings of a large, triangular-shaped object with three lights.
Many witnesses reportedly stopped their cars and got out for a better look before it turned on its axis and zoomed off "at 500mph towards north west".
Other accounts of strange lights and unexplained objects had plausible explanations.
In November 1990, the crews of six RAF Tornado jets reported being overtaken by a "giant UFO" while flying over Germany.
They thought it was a test flight for the then top-secret US Stealth fighter, but it turned out to be the burning debris from a Soviet rocket body used to launch a satellite into orbit.
On 31 March 1993 various reports of moving lights over south-west England and south Wales were later traced to the re-entry of a Russian Cosmos rocket body.
The files suggest it had burned up, disintegrating over the North Atlantic.
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An anonymous woman telephoned RAF Wattisham in Suffolk in a state of distress to describe an encounter she had the previous night. A covering letter in the files notes that it is "one of our more unusual UFO reports".
The woman told the operator at the base that the incident happened as she was walking her dog on a sports field close to her home near Norwich at about 10.30pm on November 20 1989.
She was approached by a man with a "Scandinavian-type accent" who was dressed in a light brown garment like a flying suit.
The report notes: "He asked her if she was aware of stories about large circular flattened areas appearing in fields of wheat, and then went on to explain that he was from another planet similar to Earth, and that the circles had been caused by others like him who had travelled to Earth."
The man said the purpose of their visits was friendly but they were told not to have contact with humans for fear that they would be considered a threat.
The woman said she was "completely terrified" and after about 10 minutes the man left.
As she ran home she heard a "loud buzzing noise" behind her and turned to see a large glowing orange-white spherical object rising vertically from behind trees.
The RAF operator who took the statement from the woman said the conversation lasted about an hour and described it as a "genuine call".
OTHER REPORTS:
A boomerang-shaped object seen from an airport control tower and a woman's encounter with an "alien" are among the secrets revealed in official UFO files.
The woman reported seeing a glowing, spherical object rise into the air in Norwich after meeting a man who said he came from a planet similar to Earth.
In another sighting, a triangular craft hovered then "shot off at 500mph".
The third set of UFO documents to be released by the Ministry of Defence covers the period from 1987 to 1993.
A letter from RAF Wattisham to the MoD and Norfolk police described it as "one of our more unusual UFO reports".
Three years later two air traffic controllers at London's Heathrow Airport reported seeing a black, inverted boomerang-shaped UFO from their control tower.
It was stationary then moved steadily in the morning sun, the files say.
A week earlier on a coastal road in Louth, Lincolnshire, several people had reported similar sightings of a large, triangular-shaped object with three lights.
Many witnesses reportedly stopped their cars and got out for a better look before it turned on its axis and zoomed off "at 500mph towards north west".
Other accounts of strange lights and unexplained objects had plausible explanations.
In November 1990, the crews of six RAF Tornado jets reported being overtaken by a "giant UFO" while flying over Germany.
They thought it was a test flight for the then top-secret US Stealth fighter, but it turned out to be the burning debris from a Soviet rocket body used to launch a satellite into orbit.
On 31 March 1993 various reports of moving lights over south-west England and south Wales were later traced to the re-entry of a Russian Cosmos rocket body.
The files suggest it had burned up, disintegrating over the North Atlantic.
In 1992, a bright cigar-shaped object seen flying silently over central London at night triggered a "spate" of sightings, notably in Ilford and Romford.
