SIGHTINGS



Alien Bodies Recovered
After UFO Crash
In Wales?
Source: The Mirror - London
http://www.ic24.net/mgn/THE_MIRROR/NEWS/P23S12.html
10-23-99

 
A top-secret Government research base was used to store alien bodies after their UFO crashed in a remote Welsh valley, it was claimed yesterday.
 
The mysterious craft came down in the Berwyn Mountains, Clwyd, according to a new book by top UFO investigator Nick Redfern.
 
In a chilling echo of the infamous Roswell Incident in New Mexico, scores of troops were dispatched on a secret mission to recover the wreckage.
 
One soldier, quoted in the book under the pseudonym James Prescott, was ordered to Llandderfel with four others and loaded two oblong boxes into their armoured truck.
 
They then ferried the bodies back to the Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment at Porton Down near Salisbury, Wilts, under strict orders not to stop for anything.
 
Retired Mr Prescott, who is too afraid of reprisals to be named, said: "Once inside, the boxes were opened by staff at the faculty in our presence. We were shocked to see two creatures which had been placed inside decontamination suits.
 
"It was obvious the creatures were not of this world and, when examined, were found to be dead.
 
"The bodies were about five to six feet tall, humanoid in shape, but so thin they looked almost skeletal with a covering skin.
 
"Although I did not see a craft at the scene of the recovery, I was informed that a large craft had crashed and was recovered by other military units."
 
Farmer Huw Lloyd, 39, was a boy of 14 watching TV at home in nearby Llandrillo on the night of the crash in January 1974. He said there was a huge bang followed by a tremor and a blinding blue light.
 
Huw recalled: "I was amazed at how quickly the police responded and how many people came here."
 
The incident has remained classified and the Ministry of Defence refuses to comment.
 
Details were uncovered by expert Mr Redfern after years of research and are published in his book Cosmic Crashes.





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