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(9) At this point, given all the known facts, what we are dealing with is the following scenario:At sometime between 1.10am and 1.17am two very bright white objects with some sort of vapour trails, were observed flying and N.W. to S.E. at high altitude and parallel to each other I appear to have been on a pre-determined course. There were I believe the remnants of a Russian Space Rocket that had earlier deposited a Cosmos Radio Satellite into orbit.

But, at the same time i.e. 1.10am, two brightly lit objects or a very large one with two lights attached, crossed the Bristol Channel, flew low over Lynton and somewhere between there and Liskeard came to a halt and hovered for a few seconds. They lit then ascended at great speed to about 10,000’ and then altered course taking a southerly course over the English Channel.

If the information contained in the letter from the MoD is correct, then the object or objects were later seen over or near Bristol, Avon, at approx 1.15am heading ~outh easterly!

Also, if the MoD information is correct, similar objects were seen between9.10pm on the 30th March 1993 and 2.40amon the 31st covering area from Cornwall to South Yorkshire! The implication of this being that some 4 hours before the re-entry an unknown , object or objects were flying across the Westcountry up into Avon and on to South Yorkshire with the last known sighting over Shropshire at 2.40am. It also indicates that the objects appeared to be crisscrossing these areas during this period.

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(17) What all this means is anybody’s guess. Was the information correct and I see no reason why it shouldn’t be, or was it incorrect and a deliberate ploy to confuse the issue and try to I really don’t know. put me off the scent?

If correct, and lets suppose it is, then this surely means that 1 not only were there ’unknown’ objects flying and hovering over the westcountry between 8.00pm and 2.00am on the night, but were also tracking across the Midlands, South Yorkshire and what were they doing?

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Conclusions As a Ufo researcher, it’s my job to try and evaluate all reports and information received in an objective and hopefully methodical way. This case has, to date, shown all the hallmarks of a typical ufo event with evidence swaying the urgently sought answers one way and then the other. Were the events on this night nothing more or less than the re-entry of a man made space vehicle, or was it a ufo phenomenon related to that event? I think it may well be the latter. My reasons for thinking this are twofold.

Firstly, there is no doubt that the re-entry took place and that this occurred at approximately 01.0Sam on the 31st. From the evidence collected and collated it is almost certainly a fact that the reports describing the events at 1.lOam indicate that what these people witnessed was the re-entry of this missile. The heights given are synonymous with a re-entry of this kind and the length of ’sighting time’ likewise. All the ’sighters’ give the objects direction of flight as N.W. to S.E. or N. to S. giving some margin of error and this would certainly been the spent rockets course. /18

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(18) This I believe, is evidence enough to suggest that this is a rocket re-entry. exactly what these people saw

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What is also evident is that on the evening before, between 8.00pm and 11.00prn, objects were seen traversing the North Devon sky and indeed hovering N.W. of the same area; In addition it is fairly certain that at 2.00am on the 31st, an object of some considerable size, flew over the River Parrot at Bridgewater, disturbing not only the local fishermen, but also the cattle in the adjacent fields. Also at this time we have the mystery of the 3 helicopters seen. They were almost certainly of a military type, but as with the 2 fighter aircraft over East Devon earlier, their presence has been Why? denied by the MoD In association with this we have the 1.30am sightings at St Ives and Penzance and the other numerous sightings over Shropshire, South Yorkshire and Hampshire, Cornwall, starting at 10.10pm on the 30th and ending at 2.40am on the 31 s If these reports are correct, and as I said earlier, I have no reason to doubt them and my reports are also correct, then it must be the case that at least one, if not more, unidentified flying objects were active over these areas on the night in but what was their purpose? Were they / it here on a question specific mission, or just carryingout a nighttime surveillance operation. The latter scenario is of course quite feasibly given what we already know from their well documented past, but what about the first proposition?

Well if we examine the evidence and what we already know about this alleged mode of operation, there is clearly a case for this line of thinking.

In Timothy Goods latest book ’Alien Update’ he edits a whole chapter on this very subject. He cites a number of cases from

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