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UFO 'near miss' at Gatwick

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Published Date: 18 August 2009
EVIDENCE of an extraordinary UFO 'near miss' at Gatwick was unearthed this week, as the Government dusted off hitherto secret files.
In a bizarre coincidence, police also revealed a spate of UFO reports in Crawley over the weekend, just two days before the Ministry of Defence 'X-Files' were released.

Sergeant Darren Taylor of Sussex Police said they received a call on Saturday night reporting a sequence of lights moving silently in the sky above Broadfield.

He said: "We had a report from a member of the public in Broadfield on Saturday, August 15, just before midnight.

"A woman reported eight lights in the sky, moving silently in a straight line. The caller said she was an avid stargazer, and knew her stuff and was sure they were not satellites."

The latest report comes after the MOD released a treasure trove of 'close encounters' reported across the country between 1981 and 1996.

Among the most bizarre encounters was a 'high risk' near miss between a Boeing 737 and a unidentified object at Gatwick on July 15, 1991.

According to the secret government report, a pilot coming in to land saw a 'small black lozenge-shaped object' 500 metres ahead of his aircraft and at the same altitude.

Read more in this week's Crawley Observer.

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  • Last Updated: 18 August 2009 2:48 PM
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  • Location: Crawley
 
 
 


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