UFO image created based on witness testimony
In 2010, the British government issued 6,000 pages of previously classified documents. They immediately interested the ufologists, because they provided observations on unidentified objects in 1994-2000. One of them even hinted at the surveillance of a man.
In a document dated March 8, 1997, three reports from witnesses were submitted at once. They saw a large triangular object above the house of a member of the UK Parliament Michael Howard in Folkestone (Kent).
Since we are talking about politics, representatives of the Royal Air Force of Great Britain took up the investigation. Of course, the information still leaked to the press. For example, there was a witness Sophie Waldie from Kent, who also saw the object. She told:
“It was extremely unusual and strange. I heard a loud humming noise and saw a huge flying triangle towering 300 meters above the ground ”.
Michael Howard was Minister of the Interior during the UFO sighting
She also added that the apparatus had a large dome at one end and many bright lights. Waldie continued:
“After a few seconds, he fired, leaving a flash of light, flew 500 m across the sky and stopped again. The object repeated this 3-4 times, after which it disappeared from sight ”.
On March 8, Waldie’s neighbors — Ji Lane and Christopher Lee — saw the triangle. UFOologists immediately suspected that a UFO flew into the city to investigate and wanted to kidnap conservative politician Michael Howard.
Many of the published files contained thumbnails. The three-creature flying saucer was drawn by a passenger from Heathrow to Hong Kong (1993).
The report was sent to the Ministry of the Interior, which included the testimony of all witnesses. The experts had to submit a request to the radar operators in the military wing of the London Air Traffic Control Center. It turned out that on March 8, 1997, no air activity was recorded in Folkestone.
Later, representatives of the Ministry of Defense will respond to all requests:
“There is no evidence to suggest any unauthorized invasion of March 8, 1997”.
But ufologists remained unsatisfied. They tried to contact Michael Howard many times, but he refused to talk about this topic and give comments. It turned out that he was not at home on that day, so the politician did not see anything.
