A man who wrote to the Ministry of Defence to tell how he and two friends looked on 'gobsmacked' as alien space crafts made off with their car, pet dog and tent has spoken about his close encounter.
The fleet of 12 to 15 alien space crafts were seen by 37-year-old Keith Robins one evening in 1992 while on a Whitchurch camping trip with friends Christopher French and Sylvan Salway.
Still at school, Keith and his friends had asked permission from their parents to go on the trip. But the group were left disappointed when before they had a chance to pitch their tent, the alien vessels made off with their Datsun Cherry and all its contents.
“We got all our stuff together and we parked the car up in Whitchurch,” said Keith, from Rumney.
“We went looking for a gully area. My two mates were a little bit further ahead of me.”
With Keith’s camping tent and Chris’ eight-week-old pit bull staffordshire terrier eight-week-old puppy still inside, the locked car “vanished” off the face of the earth without the engine starting.
“It all happened so fast in about three to five minutes. I walked back to the car and it had just vanished off the face of the earth,” said Keith.
With the car missing, it was at this point that all three noticed a bright glow above the trees that were there for just under a minute before zooming off into space.
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